The BTAM Breakdown
Podcast Description
The BTAM Breakdown is your go-to podcast for tackling the challenges of Behavioral Threat Assessment Management in schools. This series, hosted by Jason Matlock and Julia Hollinger, delves into real-world issues facing school administrators, safety teams, and educators. From ongoing staff training to navigating state-specific compliance laws, each episode offers expert advice, actionable strategies, and stories from the front lines of school safety. Join us as we explore solutions that empower schools to create secure, supportive environments for students and staff alike.
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The podcast focuses on key topics such as ongoing staff training, legal compliance, and multidisciplinary collaboration in K-12 schools. Episodes like 'Training that Sticks: Building BTAM Expertise in K-12 Schools' provide listeners with actionable strategies for implementing effective threat assessment practices, while also exploring success stories from educators and safety teams.
The BTAM Breakdown is your go-to podcast for tackling the challenges of Behavioral Threat Assessment Management in schools. This series, hosted by Jason Matlock and Julia Hollinger, delves into real-world issues facing school administrators, safety teams, and educators. From ongoing staff training to navigating state-specific compliance laws, each episode offers expert advice, actionable strategies, and stories from the front lines of school safety. Join us as we explore solutions that empower schools to create secure, supportive environments for students and staff alike.
In this episode of the BTAM Breakdown, co-hosts Jason Matlock and Dr. Julia Hollinger dive into the critical intersection of suicide prevention and Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM). They explore how schools can identify risk early, avoid stigmatizing students, and build multidisciplinary support plans that prioritize connection and care. With rising mental health concerns in K–12 education, this episode offers timely insights for any educator or school leader working to strengthen prevention and response efforts.
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