Bonneville International
Bonneville International
It's Not Always The Parents' Fault
It's Not Always The Parents' Fault
It's Not Always The Parents' Fault
Friday 16th November 2018
Dr. Fred Riley unpacks mental health complexities, urging a shift from parental blame to deeper issues like mood disorders and identity crises.
17 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Mindfulness & Technology in Health
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Blame: Unpacking Mental Health Beyond Parental Fault
We need to be really careful about the easy answer, which is this guy's a sociopath, and we need to take a look at. Now we're going to bring depression into this too, by the way, when we're talking about things like sociopath, in my experience there's always going to be a mood disorder.
Ever wondered if blaming parents for their children's issues is too simplistic? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Counseling On Demand', Dr. Fred Riley dives into the complexities of mental health, challenging the common narrative that it's always the parents' fault. He discusses two poignant cases from the news: one involving a runaway boy and another accused of killing his mother. While it's easy to jump to conclusions and label individuals with terms like 'sociopath', Dr.
Riley urges us to dig deeper. He highlights how these situations often stem from larger, overlooked issues, particularly focusing on mood disorders and identity crises in young people. Dr. Riley's approach emphasizes understanding the individual's perspective and the broader societal factors at play. By moving away from simplistic blame, he encourages a more nuanced view of mental health that considers the intricate web of influences affecting behavior.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, parenting, or simply understanding human behavior on a deeper level. Tune in to gain fresh insights and challenge your preconceptions about mental health.