The Investigative Psychologist
...investigation with Dr. AriDr. Ari Gartin is a clinical and forensic psychologist exploring trauma, deception, and media. She writes on mental health, true crime, and the uncanny—where psychology meets culture, and survival becomes story. .
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What is Munchausen Syndrome?
The historical roots of Munchausen syndrome trace back to work of Richard Asher, who first described the condition in 1951. He named it after Baron Munchausen, known for telling elaborate and exaggerated tales. Asher observed patients who m...
Survivors of Munchausen by Proxy and Medical Child Abuse
In recent years, there has been a meaningful shift in attention toward survivors of medical child abuse. Historically, the literature focused primarily on perpetrators and identification of the abuse itself. Survivors, by contrast, remained...
Alex Murdaugh: Conviction Appeal
The South Carolina Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the murder convictions of Alex Murdaugh represents a significant legal and psychological development within one of the most publicly consumed criminal cases in recent American history....
Scandoval, Spectacle, and the Psychology of Collective Media Obsession
When the cheating scandal now widely referred to as “Scandoval” emerged across social media and reality television, the public response rapidly exceeded what would typically be expected from an interpersonal affair involving reality televis...
Diagnostic Boundaries in Cinema: Why The Glass Castle Does Not Meet Criteria for FDIA
The film The Glass Castle, based on the memoir by Jeannette Walls, is best understood as a longitudinal developmental narrative in which instability is not episodic but structurally embedded within the caregiving environment. The storyline...
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Dr. Ari is a mental health and forensic consultant writing on diagnosis, deception, crime and media, and Munchausen by Proxy. If you or someone you know suspects Munchausen by Proxy, please reach directly out to me at [email protected]
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