Author: In A Heartbeat

It is uncomfortable to imagine that an active or mass shooting emergency could occur in your workplace, church, school, community, or organization, but we all must reckon with and confront that possibility. Hoping that we will “figure it out” at the moment is a natural but dangerous perspective to take on emergencies. The good news

While violent emergencies and mass shootings are unpredictable– advanced safety training can help minimize damage, reduce costs, and most importantly, save lives. Many decisions have to be made in a quick span of time. Having an idea of how things could unfold, where to go, what to do, and how to communicate within a group

Safety is a basic right and need of any person, from both psychological and legal perspectives. According to the renowned American Psychologist, Abraham Maslow, security ranks second in a human’s Hierarchy of Needs. The government also created the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 to protect workers from danger. Employees have every right to