Speaking engagements are available in multiple formats – each one adapted to the audience, the setting, and the goals.
How anger functions as a moral alarm, a motivational force, and a civic tool – and what happens when it goes unregulated.
The emotional patterns, group behaviors, and social pressures that enable democratic backsliding – and the warning signs that appear before institutions fail.
How hate operates as a psychological system – forming through group dynamics, perceived grievance, and moral outrage.
How isolation, status loss, and identity breakdown contribute to lone actor extremism – and what warning signs may appear.
Why group loyalty runs so deep, how outgroup derogation emerges, and how "us vs. them" patterns become politically activated.
The science of psychological inoculation – how early exposure to manipulation tactics builds resistance before the real thing arrives.
How moral foundations shape political identity, spark emotional reactions, and drive cultural divides – and how to communicate across them.
Psychology can be used to divide. It can also be used to protect.
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