DECISION MAP / 03

Justice can mean
more than one thing.

For some people it is being believed. For others it is a safety change, a formal finding, an apology, a boundary or an exit. Define the outcome before selecting a route.

CHOOSE YOUR OBJECTIVE

What would actually help?

01

Safety

Distance, changed access, a schedule adjustment or immediate help.

02

Documentation

A record of incidents and how others responded to them.

03

Accountability

A review under a school, workplace or platform process.

04

Repair

A meaningful change in behaviour where direct engagement is safe and appropriate.

05

Exit

A plan to leave a setting, account or relationship with support.

06

Independent advice

Professional guidance on rights, deadlines and risk in your location.

THE DECISION FILTER

Run any option
through four tests.

A

Is it safe?

Consider escalation, access to you, and whether you have support.

B

Is it documented?

Do you have enough factual detail for the channel you intend to use?

C

Is it yours to do?

A trusted person can help, but your choice and privacy should matter.

D

Is it proportionate?

Choose a response that serves your goal rather than creating a new risk.

NEXT MOVE

Put it in writing before you act.

Build an incident record, then draft a message if sending one is appropriate.

Open record ↗Draft words ↗