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00:00 In This Episode
00:21 Introducing Anna Motz
00:44 Background in the Psychology of Female Violence
01:37 Dreams and Violence
08:21 Freudian Slips and Violence
09:10 Expert Witness for Female Violence and Custody
11:44 Manipulative Children
14:19 Patterns In Female Violence
15:53 MĂĽnchausen Syndrome by Proxy
21:37 Deception and Violent Women
28:47 Treatment for Violent Women
40:52 Social Environment and Female Violence
43:50 Violent Women as Perpetrators and Victims
48:50 Mindhunter and Empathy for Violent Offenders
1:01:32 Nature Vs. Nurture in Female Violence
1:08:26 Working with Violent Women
1:11:47 Motives of Violent Women
1:15:49 Self Harm and Violent Women
1:19:48 Manipulation and Denial
1:23:43 Intimate Partner Terrorism
1:24:37 Trauma and Affluent Families
1:25:58 Trauma and Predicting Violence
1:27:06 Evil People
1:27:55 Find Anna Motz online
1:28:47 Changing Prisons
1:30:57 Further Recommendations

RESOURCES
Interview with Fiona Girkin: https://youtu.be/OLQzcOoWBmE
Anna Motz's book: https://amzn.to/4xd3jYb
Anna Motz on X: https://x.com/motz_anna
Brad's microphone: https://amzn.to/4jVOjqq
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Anna Motz’s extensive background in clinical psychology, particularly her focus on offender patients, provides a foundation for exploring the psychology behind female violence. She explains that her training in forensic psychotherapy allows her to address both conscious and unconscious motivations that lead to unusual or violent crimes. This dual approach—considering both thoughts and deeper psychological conflicts—offers a comprehensive view of what drives women to commit acts of violence.

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