Decoded | Unlock The Secrets of Human Behavior, Emotion and Motivation
Aug 20, 2026 · 57 min · 13 segments
The Lindsay Clancy trial raises a question bigger than guilt or innocence: What happens when psychiatry, self-reporting, medication, human perception, and the judicial system collide? In this episode…
Somebody only knows what they know, and if your only method of inquiry is to ask them what they know and then go on what they think they know, how exactly are we going to solve our mental health crisis? At a minimum, Lindsay Clancy was absolutely failed by her therapy team and her psychiatry team, but there's so much more complexity to this.
A lot of the psychiatry appointments are quite literally just her talking about how she feels and what symptoms she's experiencing, but none of the underlying factors.
What's going on at home? Are you getting enough help at home? Here's some strategy that you can use to talk to your husband.
Can we bring in outside care providers so you can get some sleep? None of that, just, "What are your symptoms? How are you feeling? Here's your medication." As a society, we cannot keep doing that.
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Somebody only knows what they know, and if your only method of inquiry is to ask them what they know and then go on what they think they know, how exactly are we going to solve our mental health crisis? At a minimum, Lindsay Clancy was absolutely failed by her therapy team and her psychiatry team, but there's so much more complexity to this.
A lot of the psychiatry appointments are quite literally just her talking about how she feels and what symptoms she's experiencing, but none of the underlying factors.
What's going on at home? Are you getting enough help at home? Here's some strategy that you can use to talk to your husband.
Can we bring in outside care providers so you can get some sleep? None of that, just, "What are your symptoms? How are you feeling? Here's your medication." As a society, we cannot keep doing that.