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Ep. 33: Nick Reiner - A Psychological Profile

Ep. 33: Nick Reiner - A Psychological Profile

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In this episode, Dr. Suzette Glasner brings the science of child-to-parent violence and parricide - or killing one or both of one’s parents - side-by-side with Nick Reiner’s psychological profile. Nick, the youngest son of the late Rob and Michele Reiner, has been charged with the brutal murder of his parents in a double homicide.You can watch or listen to the full episode on The Dr. Suzette Glasner Podcast here.

Dr. Glasner explains the profile of adult children who commit acts of violence towards their parents, why parents often suffer in silence in the face of child-to-parent violence, and how addiction and mental health are related to parricide (or the killing of one or both of one’s parents). Leveraging what is currently known about Nick’s addiction history and profile, Dr. Glasner not only explains the genesis of unthinkable violent behavior towards one’s parents, but simultaneously she addresses the fears that the Reiners’ tragic story may stir in families in which an adult child suffers from mental health or addiction issues. Rooted in scientific facts about the frequency of extreme violence and homicidal behavior among adult children towards their parents, Dr. Glasner provides a factual picture of the true risk of such events - and how to recognize and respond to warning signs.

If you have a child or family member who is living with addiction and/or mental illness, I hope that this episode helps you feel equipped to manage concerns about your safety and/or the safety of your loved one.

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