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Recognize the Warning Signs. Prevent the Threat.

Threats rarely begin with the incident itself. They develop through behaviors, circumstances, warning signs, and changes that may be visible long before a situation reaches the point of crisis.

Behavioral Threat Assessment Prevention — “BTAP” — is designed to help organizations recognize those indicators earlier, assess what they may mean, and respond more effectively before concerning behavior becomes a dangerous event.

“BTAP” is not about profiling people, making clinical diagnoses, or attempting to predict the future. It is about developing stronger awareness, improving observation, recognizing meaningful behavioral indicators, and giving professionals a practical framework for identifying potential threats before they escalate.

Meet “BTAP”

Whether you are encountering “BTAP” for the first time, want to see how the training is presented, or are ready to begin, you can explore it from here.

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Introducing “BTAP”

Start with the story behind “BTAP” — what it is, why it was developed, and why recognizing behavioral warning signs before an incident occurs has become increasingly important for organizations responsible for the safety of employees, customers, students, visitors, and the public.

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Experience “BTAP”

You do not have to imagine what the training experience is like. Experience “BTAP” through a complimentary interactive course demonstration created to give organizations a direct look at the presentation style, approach, and participant journey used in the full training program.

This is the best next step for decision-makers, training professionals, agency leaders, and others who want to see “BTAP” in action before considering the complete program.

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“BTAP” Training

Ready to move from introduction to application?

The complete “BTAP” Training program provides a structured approach to recognizing and assessing potential threat indicators, understanding threats that may originate both inside and outside an organization, and reducing the likelihood that an encounter will unnecessarily escalate into confrontation.

The training is designed to establish a common language and a stronger level of behavioral threat awareness across the professionals and organizations responsible for maintaining safer environments.

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Awareness Changes What Happens Next.

Emergency response remains essential. But prevention begins earlier.

“BTAP” focuses attention on what may be observable before an incident reaches the point where emergency response is required — helping organizations recognize concerning behavior sooner, communicate more effectively, and make better-informed decisions about what happens next.

Recognition creates opportunity. Awareness creates options. Prevention begins before the crisis.