I would like to express our deep appreciation to the folks from ALICE for helping us take the first big step in changing our protocol for school safety.
Bill C. – School Board Member
Rarely do a number of situational stressors come together at the same time as they have in 2020. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, social and racial tensions, the Presidential election and ongoing economic uncertainty, our stress levels have increased significantly since March.
Isolation, loss, financial hardships and difficulty coping are weighing on friends, family, co-workers, students … everyone.
In the live airing of this webinar, our Director of Risk Assessments Joe Hendry cautioned that this pattern might last longer than anyone had anticipated. Now we are living that reality.
As historical data indicates, the connection between stress and violence is always something to be aware of. As we continue to navigate this landscape, mental health must become a top priority for both individuals and employers.
Key discussion points in this session: