The Crisis Gambit: Crisis intervention Mass Shootings Murder Suicide

This book will untwist the mind of a shooter. It will attack the seeds of mass shootings, and suicide. It will revamp our current policing models, deliver a never-before-seen equation to fend off rage and tragic self-destruction. This book will reveal the crowded hour syndrome, propaganda anger, the modus operandi thermostat, identify core motivators, the dynamics of numbers, the crisis threshold, the Franklin/DaVinci Scale, and incubation problem solving. The author applies Vitruvian principles to mental health, he applies Marcus Fabius Quintilianus rhetoric to verbal intervention, and he applies wisdom found in the lives of Shakespeare, Peron, and Mandela.

Dean DiCiacca, the author of Give or Take a Thousand Miles and The Unfortunate Gift, uses suicide stats from France in the 1840's, psychedelic rock from the 1970's, and scours over current media sources for everything crisis. The author's scope of diversity in his research is unparalleled and his academic drive monumental. The author is not a pretend crisis counselor, he is battle tested. He has been honed within the fray of mental health emergencies for three decades. You have an obligation to stop asking why. How a crisis is created, how it burns and how it is extinguished is now within your fingertips.