
S4 Episode 10: The Complexity of Aggression – Bound by the Cloak
Psychologically, how do we deal with potentially violent threats or harmful behaviors? When all of the standard and typical treatments and resources fail to prevent these potentially harmful behaviors, what can be done to prevent them from being carried out? Whether it’s domestic violence, incidents of stalking, violent physical threats, public attacks or even cyber crimes and identity theft, there are people trained to assess threats to try and prevent the worst possible outcome.
Based in Australia, we spoke with Lisa Warren and Ruby Basocak of Code Black Psychology, is an agency that specializes in social work, threat assessments, and psychological services to get an understanding of what it’s like to deal with serious cases that involve psychological intervention to assess, stop and prevent harmful behaviors.

Show Notes:
Articles:
Inside the evolving culture of death threats in the AFL (2020)
The Worst Effects of Online Death Threats Are Things No One Can See (2019)
Psychological violence: The impact of stalking behaviours (2019)
Why people are obsessed with murder (2016)
Forensic psychologist Dr Lisa Warren evaluates threat of patients who promise to kill (2015)
Website:
Code Black Psychology
Organizations:
Association of Threat Assessment Professionals
