Triggers: Holistic Strategies to End School Shootings

If This book can save just one life or prevent one more catastrophe, when it comes to school shootings, it has far exceeded my hopes and aspirations. The primary objective is to open up dialogue between parents, students, law-enforcement, school personnel, and communities to come together to discuss strategies that start with mental health support and solid communication. See something, say something, must be the cry on everyone’s lips.

In a world where the unthinkable has become tragically common, the term “triggers” resonates with a weight that transcends mere definition. At its core, a trigger is a lever, poised to unleash devastating consequences. But what if we could redefine this concept? What if the first trigger—the one in our minds—could be controlled, preventing the catastrophic chain reaction that follows?

In “Triggers,” Ronald Webb delves deep into the psychology of violence, exploring the intricate interplay between thought and action. This groundbreaking work offers holistic strategies to dismantle the mechanisms that propel individuals toward acts of destruction. By understanding and addressing the underlying mental triggers, we can create a safer environment for our children and communities.