Psychology In Seattle Podcast

[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda and Bob review a case in which a therapist was unethical. June 3, 2019
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Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto continue their deep dive into the Lindsay Clancy case, examining her psychiatric history, medications, and possible psychosis. They also discuss criminal responsibility, the insanity defense, and the sharply divided public reaction to the case. October 8, 2026

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00:00 Did Lindsay Clancy have Bipolar 2?
07:03 How does mixed Bipolar 2 present?
28:07 Lindsay Clancy's current psychiatric stay
33:45 The nuance of diagnosis
43:35 Humberto's experience making content
54:56 Emotional effect of the case

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Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto continue their deep dive into the Lindsay Clancy case, examining her psychiatric history, medications, and possible psychosis. They also discuss criminal responsibility, the insanity defense, and the sharply divided public reaction to the case. October 7, 2026

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00:00 Civil lawsuits
12:12 Patrick Clancy & Dr. Rachel Danis
30:30 Retrial status hearing

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Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto continue their deep dive into the Lindsay Clancy case, examining her psychiatric history, medications, and possible psychosis. They also discuss criminal responsibility, the insanity defense, and the sharply divided public reaction to the case. October 6, 2026

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00:00 Why do some cases divide people so much?
19:47 Public figure reactions 
29:01 NBC juror interviews
33:21 Conspiracy theories
42:36 CBS juror interview

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Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto continue their deep dive into the Lindsay Clancy case, examining her psychiatric history, medications, and possible psychosis. They also discuss criminal responsibility, the insanity defense, and the sharply divided public reaction to the case. October 5, 2026

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00:00 Dr. Kirk Heilbrun's testimony
29:23 Closing arguments 
50:02 Jury deliberation
1:00:09 Latiesha Dukes' testimony

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