Psychopath In Your Life

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005 – What IS a Psychopath

May 16, 2017

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Episode 005

Summary:

One can form and build their conscience at the age of 3-5 years old and a lack of a conscience is one of the key characteristics of a psychopath. Having no conscience—meaning a lack of regard to right or wrong or the feelings of others—can be a direct result of being raised in a home that did not exemplify love and/or compassion. In Episode 005, Dianne introduces the medical definitions and description for psychopaths and the disorders they tend to fall into to help us gain a better understanding of the condition. She also responds to listeners’ comments, expressing her desire to help others.

Time Stamped Show Notes:

  • 00:06 – Introduction to Psychopath in Your Life

  • 00:47 – There are different ways to diagnose conditions and this can present a problem

  • 01:25 – DSM is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

  • 02:00 – Psychopaths fall into the personality disorder

  • 02:27 – Conduct disorder is the initial diagnosis for children

  • 03:15 – RAD means Reactive Attachment Disorder

    • 03:48 – Children with RAD may develop stable relationships with caregivers and others

    • 03:54 – Treatments include positive interaction, a stable & nurturing environment, psychological counseling, and parent/caregiver counseling

  • 04:19 – Caregivers tend to think parents did something wrong to the kid, instead of considering pre-psychopathic behavior

  • 04:50 – Most children are naturally resilient

  • 05:35 – The main criteria for psychopaths is they don’t have a conscience

  • 06:00 – The American Psychiatric Association and the DSM prefer to use the term ASPD

  • 06:31 – ASPD (antisocial personality disorder) is a condition where a person shows no regard for right or wrong and ignores the rights and feelings of others

  • 07:19 – Check further information on ASPD in Dr. Hare’s website

  • 07:49 – Your conscience forms between the age between 3-5 years old

  • 07:54 – How a psychopath acts out depends on the kind of supervision they get

  • 08:18 – The destruction rate of a well-socialized psychopath is greater than any serial killer

  • 09:08 – Please send us your questions if you have any

  • 09:31 – “We all can improve”

  • 09:45 – Dianne’s personality can be mistaken by people

    • 10:08 – One comment said, Dianne was chumming around the psychopaths she interviews

      • 10:41 – If Dianne reacted in any way, it would steer the direction of the conversation away from the truth

    • 11:18 – Another comment was that she gave the psychopaths a platform where they are the victims

      • 12:04 – A great psychopath plays the victim while they victimize others

      • 12:31 – “We need to explore this subject”

    • 13:18 – Dianne won’t move into “high” mode

    • 13:35 – Dianne shares an example to explain

  • 14:56 – Psychopaths know how to draw you back in

    • 15:46 – Being drawn back in is very common

  • 16:06 – Get in touch with Dianne on her website – we’ll keep your privacy

  • 17:46 – Shows will be uploaded on Tuesdays on iTunes, Google Play, Facebook, YouTube, and our website.

  • 18:12 – Dianne invites and desires for you to know her more because she cares

  • 18:21 – Many years ago, Dianne lost everything to a culprit psychopath

  • 18:49 – Dianne can relate to what you’re going through

  • 19:01 – Dianne closes the podcast

3 Key Points:

  1. Psychopaths fall into the category of personality disorders.

  2. Psychopaths have traits that can be exhibited as a child; having a stable and nurturing environment and counseling for both child and caregiver are great ways to make a change for the better.

  3. Victims getting drawn back into a relationship with a psychopath is very common – do not be ashamed if it happens to you.

Resources Mentioned:

  • DSM – Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
  • RAD – Reactive Attachment Disorder
  • Hare.org – Dr. Robert Hare’s website where you can find more information about ASPD

 


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