“The incident at Western Kentucky spooks most people who realize the potential for a shooting incident following Chu Seng-Hui’s cowardly shooting on the Virginia Tech campus. Cho Seung-Hui’s parents related that their son was diagnosed with a mental illness called selective mutism as a child but apparently wasn’t given the proper training to cope with society leading to racism. If any of you kids out there are going through the same stress it is recommended that you pick up a copy of the book: From Victim to Victor! (Defeating a Victim’s Consciousness) by Alexander S. Holub, Ph.D. This book explains an important problem facing people in our technological society right now: the feelings of victimization by an unfeeling, uncaring society. The book explains how victimization develops then gives techniques for dealing with those feelings. … Recommend the book to your friends.”
WKU OTR: Western Kentucky University Blog
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