In the episode Alicia Cuello discusses the importance for asking additional questions to the organization's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and the power of comfort animals.Comfort dogs' ability to assist with employee's recovery Additional questions to ask your EAPGroup verses individual counseling groupsFor more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.com. Support the show (http://activethreatrippleeffect.buzzsprout.com/)

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E19 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Employee Assistance Programs and Comfort Animals

In this episode Alicia Cuello discusses the reasons behind people not reporting suspicious behavior that could lead to an active threat.Its a loved oneA mother's griefWe are conditioned to give the benefit of the doubtFor more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.comSupport the show (http://activethreatrippleeffect.buzzsprout.com/)

E18 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Why People Don't Report Their Suspicions

In the episode Alicia Cuello discusses society's views and their impact people who have experienced an active threat.Glorification of the heroHardwired responses to active threatDifferent responses are normal and OKFor more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show (http://activethreatrippleeffect.buzzsprout.com/)

E14 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - How Society Views People's Reactions During an Event

In the episode Alicia Cuello discusses post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the workplace..Its more common than you thinkWhat is PTSDWho is more susceptible to experiencing PTSD after a traumatic eventWould you and/or your benefits carriers recognize PTSD?  For more information visit, www.underyingcommunications.com.Support the show (http://activethreatrippleeffect.buzzsprout.com/)

E13 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - PTSD in the Workplace

In the episode Alicia Cuello discusses another cost organizations may not be considering.How will you get your employees home after an event?  (Hint:  You shouldn't have them drive themselves home.)Distracted/traumatized driversFor more information visit, www.underlyingcommuncations.com.Support the show

E12 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Another Unexpected Cost to Think About

In this episode, Alicia Cuello, asks the question:How would your organization respond to an Active Threat?Why systems would you use to notify employee's emergency contacts and loved ones? How often would you/should update them?What would you say to the press?For more information visit, www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show

E3 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - How Would You Respond?

In this episode Alicia Cuello discusses what to look for and listen for in an active threat.  Please keep in mind, this is a very small list of signs.Body LanguageLeakageChange in behaviorSigns of distressResearching past events and placesGlorificationFor more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show

E11 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Active Threat in the School Yard

In this episode Alicia Cuello discusses three facial expressions along with the characteristics are for each one and why she considers them to be red flags.  AngerContemptSadnessFor more information, visit www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show

E8 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Body Language of the Face

In the episode Alicia Cuello discusses body language (i.e. what to listen) for in possible Active Threat.  What is "leakage" in a conversationWhy is "distancing" in an answer so importantFor more information, visit www.underlyingcommuncations.com.Support the show

E6 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - What to Listen For

In this episode Alicia Cuello discusses the need to expand organizational awareness of legal exposures and new possible legal exposure for an organization from an Active Threat."War time like injuries" in the workplacePTSD in the workplaceEEOC's response to PTSD claimsFor more information visit, www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show

E10 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Possible Legal Exposure

In this episode Alicia Cuello discusses what are triggers and how to recognize them.What are triggersHow to use body language to recognize when someone is being "triggered"A 911 survivor and what continues to trigger herA 911 storyFor more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show

E15 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Triggers and a 911 Survivor

In this episode, Alicia Cuello discusses the importance of body language:What is body languageWhy everyone should pay attention to other people's body languageWhy you should "trust your gut"For more information visit, www.underlyingcommunications.com.Support the show

E5 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Prelude to an Active Threat

In this episode Alicia Cuello discusses the do's and don't(s) when talking to a friend or co-worker returning to work after a tragic event irregardless of whether they were directly or indirectly impacted.They return to 1 of 4 reactionsWell meaning comments and their impactWhat to say/What not to sayFor more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.com.

E16 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - How to Talk to Someone Returning from a Traumatic Event

In this episode, Alicia Cuello discusses developing a response team:Why to form this team.Who to recruit - its not who you may thinkWhat types of responsibilities the team should ownFor more information visit, www.underlyingcommunications.com.

E4 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - Creating an Internal Response Team

In this episode Alicia Cuello discuss her experience in the 2015 San Bernardino Shootings and background in body language interpretation, human resources and active threat.  For more information visit www.underlyingcommunications.com

E2 Active Threat, Ripple Effect - About Alicia Cuello

This series sheds new light on how organizations and individuals can best address Active Threats in the workplace and social settings. The podcast series will have organizations asking themselves new questions on how to prepare for and support the organization and its employees before, during and after being ground zero for a natural disaster, man-made disaster or an active shooter.

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