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People with mental health problems are violent - Dr. Era Dutta

By: Kanishka Thakur
Narrated by: Siddharth Warrier
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  • The host and guest discuss the stigma associated with mental health disorders and violence in this episode. The guest tells a personal story about pursuing a career in mental health and how others frequently question her safety. They then discuss the definition of violence as well as the neuro biopsychology of violence. They also look at the research and evidence that shows that people with mental illnesses are not inherently violent and are actually more likely to be victims of violence. The guest emphasises the significance of educating the general public about mental health disorders and violence. They discuss the importance of dispelling myths and stereotypes to promote understanding and empathy. The guest concludes by describing the specific conditions and circumstances that can lead to a mentally ill person acting violently. The episode calls into question the damaging stereotype that mentally ill people are violent. The discussion encourages listeners to recognize the complexities of mental health disorders and to work towards stigma reduction and a more compassionate understanding of those who live with mental illness.
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