PMHNP-BC Talks About Lindsay Clancy (My Hometown)
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Psychiatric nurse practitioner and Duxbury native Jonathan Murphy, PMHNP-BC, breaks down the Lindsay Clancy trial from a clinical and local perspective. In this episode of Actually ADHD, we discuss how misinformation spreads through echo chambers, the difference between postpartum depression and personality disorders, why the mob mentality around this case is dangerous, and what it's actually like to live in Duxbury, Massachusetts — the Pine Barrens, not the South Shore. Includes discussion of group psychology, media literacy, and how to filter information during high-profile criminal cases.
This is not a true crime breakdown. This is a mental health professional's perspective on a case that hits close to home.
A mother kills a child every 3 days in the US. The rate has been stable for 32 years. (Brown University, FBI arrest data)
Postpartum psychosis affects 1-2 in every 1,000 women. (MGH Center for Women's Mental Health)
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