This week, my publication will be officially released with a DOI (a permanent academic registration that makes the work citable and part of the scholarly record). The topic may sound complex, but it is actually about something many people recognize. Crisis rarely happens suddenly. It builds over time. In families. In care systems. In housing. In institutions. Pressure accumulates. And when there is not enough stability or support to balance it, a boundary is eventually crossed. My work focuses on a simple but important question: How much can a system carry before it becomes too much? Instead of asking “what went wrong?” after escalation, I look at what needs to be in place to prevent it. For me, this is not just theory. It is about designing stability - in housing, in care structures, and in the way systems work together. Prevention is not waiting for things to fall apart. Prevention is making sure the foundation is strong enough. -

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