Safety Obsession as a Mental Illness

I never get surprised these days about the obsessions of Safety and of its fundamentalist extremism. The denialism of fallibility, the self-identity AS safety (https://safetyrisk.net/safety-is-not-your-life/) and the salvation theology is mindboggling (https://safetyrisk.net/the-language-of-saving-lives-doesnt-help-safety/). The idea that safety is about heroics is just one of the obsessions of Safety. Moreso, the promotion of safety as an obsession… Read More Safety Obsession as a Mental Illness

Following-Leading In Risk–Book Competition – SafetyRisk.net

Originally posted on November 4, 2014 @ 2:59 PM Following-Leading In Risk–Book Competition Download Chapter 1 of “Following-Leading in Risk” free: [download id=”219″] If you would rather buy a copy CLICK HERE The first 3 books in the series by Dr Rob Long were total sell outs, as were their reprints – which is rare for… Read More Following-Leading In Risk–Book Competition – SafetyRisk.net

Its All In The Sign

Originally posted on November 4, 2014 @ 6:24 AM Its All In The Sign A brilliant essay by Max Geyer, submitted as part of his study for the Graduate Certificate in the Psychology of Risk – published here with his permission: Norretranders (1998) provides ample evidence that the unconscious plays a major role in communication. This… Read More Its All In The Sign

Free First Module for 2025, Embodiment and Risk

We already have over 20 registered for the first free module for 2025, Embodiment and Risk. You can see the module outline here: https://cllr.com.au/product/embodiment-learning-and-risk-module-26/ You can sign up via email: admin@cllr.com.au Understanding personhood as embodied is essential for understanding risk. This means that we understand the human Mind as the whole person and don’t think… Read More Free First Module for 2025, Embodiment and Risk