Active Shooter Crisis Management [3 Course Bundle]

Run-Hide-Fight, emergency planning, psychological support, threat prevention.

What you’ll learn
Execute the Run-Hide-Fight protocol effectively in active shooter scenarios.
Develop and implement tailored Emergency Action Plans for various environments.
Provide critical psychological support and access Victim Assistance Programs post-incident.
Recognize early warning signs and behaviors to prevent potential threats.

Requirements
None

Description
The Active Shooter Crisis Management course bundle is an essential training program designed to prepare individuals for the unthinkable. This comprehensive bundle combines three crucial courses that equip participants with the skills and knowledge to respond effectively to active shooter incidents, manage the aftermath, and ensure long-term resilience. The program begins with a deep dive into the Run-Hide-Fight Essentials, where participants learn how to make quick, life-saving decisions during an active shooter situation. By mastering the Run-Hide-Fight protocol, participants will understand how to assess their surroundings, identify escape routes, secure hiding places, and, if necessary, confront the threat. Practical exercises ensure that learners can apply these strategies under pressure. Building on this foundation, the Recovery and Resilience course focuses on what comes next—helping participants develop and implement Emergency Action Plans, provide emotional support, and utilize Victim Assistance Programs to aid recovery. This course also covers the psychological impact of such events, teaching participants how to offer grief counseling and PTSD support. Finally, the Active Shooter Preparedness course enhances situational awareness and communication skills, critical for recognizing early warning signs and coordinating responses during a crisis. The course also explores the mindset of potential threats, helping participants anticipate and mitigate risks. By completing this bundle, participants will be fully equipped to handle the immediate and long-term challenges posed by active shooter events, ensuring both their safety and the well-being of others.

Overview
Section 1: Detection and Prevention

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is the Research Saying?

Lecture 3 Recognizing the Early Warning Signs

Lecture 4 Building a Safe and Aware Workplace Culture

Lecture 5 Analyzing Mass Attacks: Insights from USSS-NTAC Studies

Lecture 6 Planning Strategies: Insights from USSS-NTAC on Mass Attacks

Lecture 7 Case Study: Robert Card

Lecture 8 Course Recap

Section 2: Strategy – Run, Hide, Fight

Lecture 9 Introduction

Lecture 10 Introduction to the Options of Run, Hide, Fight

Lecture 11 Escape Tactics: Mastering the Run Option in Crisis Situations

Lecture 12 Advanced Escape Tactics: Continuing the Run Strategy

Lecture 13 Deepening Defense: Advanced Hide Strategies in Crisis

Lecture 14 Conceal and Protect: Mastering the Hide Option in Emergencies

Lecture 15 Stand Your Ground: The Fight Response in Crisis Situations

Lecture 16 Course Recap

Section 3: Recovery and Resilience

Lecture 17 Introduction

Lecture 18 Navigating the Chaos: What to Expect in an Active Shooter Event

Lecture 19 Considerations During the Immediate Aftermath

Lecture 20 Mastering Crisis Communication: Key Strategies for Emergencies

Lecture 21 Signal for Safety: Understanding the All Clear Response

Lecture 22 Emergency Blueprint: Crafting Your Recovery Action Plan

Lecture 23 Peyton Gendron 2022 Buffalo, NY Shooting

Lecture 24 Course Recap

Section 4: Active Shooter Crisis Management Assessment

Professionals responsible for safety and emergency preparedness, such as security personnel, educators, and facility managers.