It’s All Your Fault: High Conflict People
REBROADCAST: The New Elephant in the Room: Personality Disorders
Aug 17, 2023
Podcast explores personality disorders, their impact in everyday life and relationships. Discusses the confusion surrounding them, prevalence of misinformation online, and the concept of confirmation bias. Explores the connection between personality disorders and criminal behavior. Emphasizes the importance of understanding and supporting individuals with personality disorders. Examines a recent murder case and the possibility of the accused having antisocial personality disorder. Highlights the relationship between personality disorders and high conflict behaviors.
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- Personality disorders primarily manifest in close relationships and during crises, and individuals may distort their perceptions, blaming others for their own actions.
- Approximately 10% to 15% of adults have personality disorders, which are often misunderstood and little discussed.
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Personality disorders as a type of mental illness
Personality disorders are classified as a type of mental illness in the diagnostic manual of mental disorders. While other mental illnesses like depression and anxiety are viewed as separate from the individual's environment, personality disorders manifest primarily in close relationships and during crises or encounters with authority figures. People with personality disorders may exhibit all or nothing thinking, unmanaged emotions, and unusual behaviors towards others. It is essential to understand that they are in touch with reality but may distort their perceptions, resulting in blaming others for their own actions.
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