Violence

Violent behavior is a product of the interaction between biological, psychological and social forces and processes. Hear from experts on violence as they explore the early-life influences that can contribute to violent behavior as well as the social and societal factors that contribute to violence. There are many developmental factors and triggers that are linked to violence. Learning the warning signs and preventative measures we can take is essential to living in a more peaceful and compassionate society.

Dr. Christine Courtois on Violence: VIDEO

Dr. Christine Courtois talks about her perspective on working with clients in relation to violence.... >>

The Colorado Shooting Leaves Us Wondering: What Makes a Person Violent?

The tragic mass shooting that occurred in Aurora, Colorado just after midnight on Friday, July... >>

Preventing Violence: Interviews with Dr. James Gilligan

In this exclusive video series, Dr. James Gilligan talks about what triggers violent behavior and... >>

Preventing Violence: Exclusive Interviews with Dr. James Gilligan

  In this exclusive video series, Dr. James Gilligan talks about what triggers violent behavior... >>

The Nature of Violence

Dr. Donald Meichenbaum talks about violence.

Rihanna and Chris Brown: The Abusive Cycle

Rihanna’s racy remix “Birthday Cake” has created a public frenzy ever since the song was... >>

VIDEO: The Nature of Anger

Donald Meichenbaum, Ph.D. is  a founder of Cognitive Behavioral Modification and has been voted one... >>

A New Approach to Violence Treatment: An Interview with Dr. James Gilligan

The following videos and transcripts are part of an exclusive interview series with Dr. James... >>

VIDEO: Dr. Donald Meichenbaum on Gender-Sensitive Violence Prevention

Dr. Meichenbaum on gender roles in violence Order the Full DVD Interview: A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach... >>

VIDEO: Dr. Donald Meichenbaum on Preventing Violent Behavior in Children

Dr. Meichenbaum on violent behavior in children Order the Full DVD Interview: A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach... >>