Book · 2006 · Medical
A Massage Therapist's Guide to Understanding, Locating and Treating Myofascial Trigger Points
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Jordan Harbinger On the same token, you you mentioned in the book that we can't simply label all shooters as mentally ill be… 2
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“On the same token, you you mentioned in the book that we can't simply label all shooters as mentally ill because it might cause us to ignore other more important warning signs.”
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“You wrote in the book that social barriers are what prevent most people from deciding to kill. But I I got to clarify what this means because it sounds like what you're saying is if many people could get away with killing, they would do it.”
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“I do say I think in in in a general statement in the introduction to the book that there is quite a bit of research um evidence-based research that that tighter gun restrictions in states that have them have been effective for reducing gun violence.”
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“But this is actually a very big myth about mass shootings too that persists and and something that I explore quite in depth in in trigger points that um the idea that mental illness is what causes these attacks.”
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“One thing that I learned early on in doing my research on this subject and for for trigger points was I was talking to a longtime practitioner in Colorado, actually in the Coline community, uh, a psychologist, who told me that, you know, when they're doing threat assessment work and they're talking to a person of concern, especially a young”
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“Yeah, and I wrote about that case extensively in in Trigger Points. I mean, that that is a a really good case study in terms of behavioral warning signs that were missed or misunderstood.”
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“And I go deep into some cases in the book as you know that sort of show how this process works.”
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“um and that's a story of history that I tell in the book that was really kind of a hidden history that I discovered researching the book.”
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“I tell it in the book.”
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“Well, actually, I mean, this is something else I wrote about in the book. It was a discovery in the research through that period.”
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“And um in trigger points, I I categorize these in kind of eight areas.”
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“Um, one specific example, a case I I write about in Trigger Points is a a high school kid in Oregon who”
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“at least at the time that I was um finishing the research for trigger points um the probability of um being shot in a a shooting at a school was something like one in two million.”