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The five types of stalker and how to spot them

Saturday 7th September 2024

Explore the psychology of stalkers, their types, and how to handle them. Featuring expert insights from Professor Rosie Purcell and personal stories.
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Inside the Mind of a Stalker: Types, Motivations, and Safety Tips

Episode Overview

  • Understand the five types of stalkers: rejected, intimacy seekers, incompetent suitors, resentful, and predatory.
  • Learn why pity can be dangerous when dealing with potential stalkers.
  • Discover how social media contributes to stalking behaviour.
  • Find out the best practices for handling and reporting a stalker.
  • Hear personal stories that highlight the real-life impact of stalking.
You don't need to have a finger laid upon you to have your life ruined by a stalker
Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of a stalker? This episode of 'All In The Mind' dives deep into the psychology behind stalking behaviour, inspired by the Netflix series 'Baby Reindeer'. Host Sana Khadar explores the five distinct types of stalkers - from rejected ex-partners to predatory strangers. You'll hear from Professor Rosie Purcell, a leading expert in stalking research, and Lindsay, a psychiatrist who shares her harrowing experience of being stalked by a patient.
The episode breaks down each type of stalker, their motivations, and the best ways to handle such situations. It's an eye-opening look at a disturbing yet fascinating subject that affects many more people than you might think. Don't miss out on these crucial insights that could help you or someone you know stay safe.