Main description:

* This book provides not only the background to understand the rise of white nationalism violence and domestic terrorism but offers mental health professionals direct guidance to reduce violence and mass shootings.

* In a one stop resource, this text provides a wealth of information to better understand the domestic extremism movement and identify key white supremacy groups and their philosophies leading to violent action.

* Drawing from the fields of psychology, threat assessment and law enforcement, the authors provide a clear path to understanding the problem as well as taking steps toward to the solution.

Contents:

1. White Supremacy: A Growing Threat 2. The Religious Influences of White Supremacy in the United States 3. The Intersecting Identities of Primary Targets: BIPOC, Muslims, Jews, AAPI, Women, LGBTQ+ 4. Know Thy Enemy: Language and Symbols of Hate 5. Social Media and the Growth of Hate Speech and Exposure 6. The Lost and Looking: Cognitive Openings and a Search for Purpose 7. Hatred in Action: A Review of Cases 8. Introduction to Three Case Studies 9. Identifying the Risk Factors 10. Identifying the Protective Factors 11. Developing the White Supremacist Indoctrination Rubric 12. Conducting a Violence Risk Assessment 13. Overview of Treatment Approaches 14. Treatment Approaches for Hank 15. Treatment Approaches for Jesse 16. Treatment Approaches for Dawson 17. Prevention and Educational Programming 18. It Takes a Village: A Review of Organizations and Resources to Help 19. Appendix: The White Supremacist Indoctrination Rubric