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Murder and Mental Health: The Domino Effect
Murder and Mental Health: The Domino Effect
Murder and Mental Health: The Domino Effect
Tuesday 11th February 2020
Jan Canty discusses her podcast 'The Domino Effect of Murder' and shares her personal story of trauma and recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Jan Canty introduces her new true crime podcast.
- Discussion on the impact of personal trauma and recovery.
- The role of mental health in coping with unforeseen events.
- Insights into the creation and purpose of 'The Domino Effect of Murder'.
- How podcasting serves as a platform for sharing personal stories.
Just knowing this podcast might be helping any of you realize you are not alone on this journey called being a human being makes doing this podcast worth every second.
In this engaging episode of Mental Health News Radio, host Kristen Sunanta Walker introduces listeners to a new addition to the podcasting network, Jan Canty, who brings a unique true crime podcast to the fold. Titled 'The Domino Effect of Murder,' Jan's podcast is not just a venture into the world of crime storytelling but is deeply rooted in her personal journey of trauma and recovery.
Jan shares her poignant story, beginning with her life as a psychologist married to another psychologist. Her narrative takes a dramatic turn when she speaks about her husband's mysterious disappearance during her postdoctoral fellowship, which eventually led to the revelation of a secret life he was leading. This personal ordeal not only impacted Jan's life but also shaped the foundation of her podcast.
Throughout the episode, Jan and Kristen delve into the broader implications of mental health, emphasizing the importance of discussing it with the same ease as one would discuss physical health. Jan's experiences highlight the long-lasting repercussions of true crime incidents, not just on the victims and perpetrators, but on their families and communities as well. Jan also touches on her professional journey, including her work in cross-cultural psychotherapy and crime scene cleanup.
These experiences have provided her with unique insights into the human psyche and the diverse ways individuals cope with trauma. Listeners are encouraged to explore Jan's podcast, which aims to shed light on the often-overlooked aspects of true crime narratives while offering a glimmer of hope through recovery and understanding. The episode concludes with information on how to find Jan's podcast on various platforms and a heartfelt thanks to the listeners who make these vulnerable conversations possible.