30+ Years with Criminal Minds: what Psychopaths taught me about life, change and meaning.
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30+ Years with Criminal Minds: what Psychopaths taught me about life, change and meaning.
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Dr. Nick Wilson is one of New Zealand's foremost forensic and clinical psychologists- a former police officer and nightclub bouncer who went on to conduct the largest long-term study of its kind: tracking psychopathic offenders after release.
He has created numerous assessment tools used around the world, and is a sought after keynote speaker at conferences.
In this episode, Dr Nick shares:
🔹 Inside look at psychopathy research and behaviour change
🔹 Why "psychopath" doesn't mean "untreatable", why avoidance can sometimes be a helpful strategy, and what actually changes risk
🔹 The truth about why self-help books end up in the bargain bin
🔹 Viktor Frankl, logotherapy, and finding meaning in suffering
🔹 Why everyone wants an ADHD or autism diagnosis- and nobody wants a personality disorder one
🔹 How he manages his mental health and the emotional weight of 30 years in this field
🔹 What the future of psychology looks like in the age of disruption and AI
A masterclass in psychology, criminal justice, and what it really means to help people change.
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