Lillyth's brother, Ben, joins us (continued) to help us understand the role of genetics vs. environment in psychopathy, as illustrated by his own life experience growing up with their shared father, whom Lillyth did not know but would later learn to be a source of the genetic inheritance causing her son's psychopathy.

Lillyth's brother, Ben, joins us (continued) to help us understand the role of genetics vs. environment in psychopathy, as illustrated by his own life experience growing up with their shared father, whom Lillyth did not know but would later learn to be a source of the genetic inheritance causing her son's psychopathy.

Lillyth's brother, Ben, joins us (continued) to help us understand the role of genetics vs. environment in psychopathy, as illustrated by his own life experience growing up with their shared father, whom Lillyth did not know but would later learn to be a source of the genetic inheritance causing her son's psychopathy.

Lillyth's brother, Ben, joins us to help us understand the role of genetics vs. environment in psychopathy, as illustrated by his own life experience growing up with their shared father, whom Lillyth did not know but would later learn to be a source of the genetic inheritance causing her son's psychopathy.

We're all hanging on by a thread, so come hang out with us for a while, just to chat. And let us know what hobby is helping keep you going...

Today we are joined by neuroscientist, psychologist, and professor, Dr. Abigail Marsh. Dr. Marsh, a Professor in the Department of Psychology and the Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program at Georgetown University, is here to help us to better understand psychopathy and the variation of human behavior. Her research, as well as research by others, have shown the importance of early screening in order to recognize the neurotype and the formulation of interventions to help reduce the development of the less desirable or more violent behaviors.

We're finally back! Taking a break from our series about more serious topics to invite you all to our Halloween party! We're hanging out with Priya & reading cards to see what to expect for the upcoming year.

Continuing our series "Psychopathy, entitled Decoding Psychopathy & Conduct Disorder: An Exploration of the Most Important Neurodevelopmental Disorder You've Never Heard Of" we're sharing our conversation with education advocate, Robin, about challenges in getting appropriate accommodations within the academic setting, as well as the common challenge of psychopathy initially being misdiagnosed as autism. Ep 4 of 4.

Continuing our series "Psychopathy, entitled Decoding Psychopathy & Conduct Disorder: An Exploration of the Most Important Neurodevelopmental Disorder You've Never Heard Of" we're sharing our conversation with education advocate, Robin, about challenges in getting appropriate accomodations within the academic setting, as well as the common challenge of psychopathy initially being misdiagnosed as autism. Part 3 of 4.

References:

"Empirical Failures of the Claim That Autistic People Lack a Theory of Mind" by Morton Ann Gernsbacher and Melanie Yergeau. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6959478/

The Psychopath Whisperer, Dr. Kent Kiehl

Continuing our series "Psychopathy, entitled Decoding Psychopathy & Conduct Disorder: An Exploration of the Most Important Neurodevelopmental Disorder You've Never Heard Of" we're sharing our conversation with education advocate, Robin, about challenges in getting appropriate accommodations within the academic setting, as well as the common challenge of psychopathy initially being misdiagnosed as autism. Part 2 of 4.