The Investigative Psychologist
The Investigative PsychologistDr. 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. .
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 150 | Subscribers | Read | drarigartin.substack.com |
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Psychological FDIA in Children: Fabricated Psychiatric and Developmental Illness
Current scholarship on factitious disorder imposed on another remains uneven and incomplete, particularly when the falsified or induced condition involves psychological, developmental, or behavioral disorders rather than physical illness. O...
Can I Tell You a Secret: Professional Response Strategies
Receiving anonymous hate emails is unfortunately not uncommon for professionals involved in child protection, forensic work, investigative journalism, or public advocacy. Individuals working in these areas often take positions that challeng...
Can I Tell You A Secret?
The documentary series Can I Tell You a Secret? on Netflix explores the case of British cyberstalker Matthew Hardy and the prolonged campaign of online harassment he carried out against numerous women over the course of more than a decade. ...
Belle Gibson: Fabricated Illness, Wellness Culture, and the Psychology of Deception
Belle Gibson was born Annabelle Natalie Gibson in 1991 in Launceston, Tasmania, and was raised primarily by her mother in Australia. Public reporting following the exposure of her fraud revealed longstanding inconsistencies in her accounts ...
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Dr. Ari Gartin is a mental health and forensic consultant writing on diagnosis, deception, true crime, and Munchausen by Proxy. Board member, Munchausen Support.
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