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In this class, participants will take a deeper look at the emotional, social, and psychological forces that drive shoplifting behavior. The session explores how financial struggles, thrill-seeking, peer pressure, emotional distress, and even compulsive disorders like kleptomania can influence theft. Through guided reflection, participants will learn to identify their personal triggers—whether emotional, situational, or cognitive—and examine how these patterns contribute to repeated shoplifting. The class also provides practical strategies to challenge harmful thoughts, manage stress, and adopt healthier coping mechanisms. Key Takeaways: - Understand the core reasons why people shoplift. - Recognize emotional, situational, and cognitive triggers. - Explore the role of stress, peer influence, and compulsive urges in theft. - Develop self-awareness as a first step to breaking the cycle. - Practice coping strategies that replace shoplifting with healthier behaviors.
You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app