Brad Carr Podcast

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00:00 Understanding the Lindsay Clancy Case
02:39 The Role of Mental Illness in Violence
05:53 Medication and Its Impact on Behavior
11:41 Postpartum Psychosis and Its Implications
17:38 Female Mass Murderers: Characteristics and Patterns
26:50 Postpartum Screening for Mental Health
32:12 Understanding Psychotic Symptoms and Mental Status Exams
33:31 Challenges in Early Identification of Psychosis
36:08 The Impact of Stigma on Mental Health Disclosure
40:56 Destigmatizing Mental Illness and Treatment Options
51:59 Nuances of Motive and Responsibility in Mental Illness
57:18 Cluster B Personality Disorders and Motive
01:03:12 Responsibility and Psychotic Disorders
01:04:28 Gender Differences in Violence and Psychosis
01:06:12 The Role of Hormones in Violence
01:08:57 Contrasting Mass Murderers and Serial Killers (The Unabomber)
01:11:40 Analyzing The Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski
01:17:46 Violence Is More Prevalent in the USA
01:23:37 Interventions and Rehabilitation Strategies
01:30:11 Further Recommendations
-Previous interview with Ragy Girgis: https://youtu.be/go577VfZKzo

RESOURCES
Previous interview with Ragy Girgis: https://youtu.be/go577VfZKzo
Ragy Girgis Faculty Page: https://www.columbiapsychiatry.org/profile/ragy-r-girgis-md
Ragy's book: https://www.strandbooks.com/on-satan-demons-and-psychiatry-9781532699894.html
Brad's microphone: https://amzn.to/4jVOjqq
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In this episode, Dr. Ragy Girgis discusses the complex relationship between mental illness, medication, and violence, with a focus on postpartum psychosis. We explore how psychiatric conditions are misunderstood and the importance of nuanced, informed perspectives.

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