PSYCHOANALYSIS of TYLER Hadley | FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIST (Dr Das)

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

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[@MeTeaOakRStNR]

You say you'd never prescribe antidepressants to anyone under 18 unless an extreme case. Meanwhile here in the states... you get prescription meds , you get prescription meds... it's like being in the audience of the Oprah show. 😬

[@Passdiplantain]

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[@jaijai5250]

A doctor would really have to justify giving psychiatric meds to a child in the UK.

[@paststeve1]

I have been enjoying your presentations since I subbed some weeks ago. They are very well done and I have been very pleased to observe the growth of your channel. Well done mate! Cheers!

[@ryanpaladino3731]

In cases like this, what mind boggles me is, they’ve been with the parents 17 years and he could have had a very short period of time at this point to where he can just leave Unless he was so far gone he didn’t realize he could do as he wanted rather soon… I also think there’s a spoiled brat issue in America that plays into the shootings and paricide cases, also too much access to weapons

[@sunavanbekkum]

Nice to get some perspective in this case rather than the usual “just another freak” reaction.

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[@tonyburton419]

Been with you virtually since beginning, good to see channel growing. Great sense of humour. Wondering what relationship was like with Father. Phone being confiscated seems to be antecedent trigger. Many predisposing factors, along with possible psychosis. Nice summation. .

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[@stevendeards2422]

Very interesting as always! Dr Das rules 💪

[@lnraggio5491]

Excellent content!

[@SunnyKlein-vr7eh]

I’m shocked you don’t have more followers yet. Your great at explaining things and a great story teller. Thx for all the work you do out there because it’s such a needed thing in the justice system. So sad and and I don’t understand these younger kids who are killing there parents, I just can’t even wrap my head around this kind of violence that they do and I’m sorry but it’s way more then being bullied that is just part of life and honestly if you have could parents then it can turn out to be a good thing because your gonna come across much worse after high school. Not saying I agree with it but it is part of life and you have to learn to shut those people out.

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

I'm shocked too haha! Thanks for supporting!

[@dazzbfmv]

Really interesting video, as are they all. Great stuff and fascinating! Would love you see look at something like the columbine shootings and the 2 lads involved.

[@karrie7102]

I'm still 5 foot tall in my mid-30s - my doctors always said I'd "grow later" 😂 I think mental health is very different in America than in the UK. 10 is young to start mental health medications imo but it's not uncommon to see 12-13 year olds taking anti-depressants/anxiety medications here. I've also come into contact with American psychologists who will "shop" mental health meds for 2 week periods for patients - which just boggles my mind that they wouldn't force a proper waiting period.

[@laguerrera2902]

I totally agree with you on the medicalisation of Tyler’s issues by his parents being some sort of factor in this tragedy. My parents did the same thing to me as a teen due to behavior issues. It’s taken a lifetime of constant work to get rid of that inferiority complex. Once I got older, my siblings and I realized the problem was them and not us. In America, medicating children bc it makes them “easier to deal with” is an epidemic, in my opinion. I feel medicating children should be an absolute LAST resort for severe cases. I don’t know why psychiatrists jump to medication as a first line defense. In my experience, talk therapy works so much better. It’s nice to see someone in your profession recognize this. Unfortunately you are the exception and not the rule. Keep up the good work I love your channel and sometimes it just takes time to grow your channel. :)

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

Thanks for the props, LG. Keep watching!

[@mmay6621]

Don’t have kids people.

[@katee8147]

It’s a solution 🙂

[@Blech-h9z]

It's nice to see a mental health expert who isn't .. what's the word?...snooty? Very down to earth. Nice to look at, too. Yes, I'm shallow.

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

Aw Sarah, you're making me blush!

[@gearupgifts]

This is a fascinating video! I had no idea that thyroid issues can result in depression or anxiety. It seems nobody could be bothered with helping this boy with his problems and just prescribed meds. To be diagnosed with depression at 6 is horrendous. Child health services should have seen this as a major red flag that this boy needed urgent help, but then again it would have been the late 1990's and things were different back then. Perhaps today he would have received closer attention and help that could dramatically change his outlook. I can't help but feel he was just let down by absolutely everyone, including his parents and this ultimately led to a horrendous outcome for everyone...... Great video!! Fascinating....

[@rarecockneyguvnor4945]

Wonderful Insight Doc, in one way im so glad i have Borderline rather than something els because at least i have emotion and i feel things , imagine being cold calculated and no feelings or conscience i find it quite hard to Fathom, why people have no emotion , in my case i have too many emotions people with borderline find it hard to cope with there emotional disorder, so even though i am very emotional , im glad i am emotional because i'm able feel things, thanks forb the Video DOC, your vey insightful.Top Forensic man you are .

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

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[@Claudia-se3mp]

Dr. Das , After your very through explinations of problems this boy had Iam so glad my son cried when he read" Old Yellow." LOL! Iam very fortunate I have a very sweet son. Really good video as always.

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

Making your children cry is a great way to tease out any potential psychopaths.

[@Claudia-se3mp]

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[@LisaForTruth]

I actually think diagnosing PD before age 25 is unwarranted, since that's generally when the brain stops "growing"? What do you think?

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

I Think it's different for different people. Some people reach a degree in maturity by 18, but many don;t

[@colettegibson6516]

My daughter moved 5 times by the age of 3 and I think she's emotionally detached often from the situation. She's 5 now, is it too early for me to be thinking like this and if true, how do I counteract it? She's always been dearly loved and plenty of affection

[@aigatulifau6127]

Extremely sad

[@itskellyyb]

I didn't know this at all about premature babies as some one who was 3 months early maybe that's why I hate hugs 😅

[@gailcullinan349]

Yes no qualms. Shocking conduct whatever the cause might be. My parents taught us so much about love and empathy. This might have been lacking in early childhood uears and together with many other things, eventually produces a person like Tyler.

[@sherrihinton8567]

Thats was good Al Pacino Jr

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

No, Sherry - that was a great Al Pacino.

[@Isisbridge]

12:20 Schizophrenia isn't brain trauma at birth!!! I agree with you about the drugs, though, as they would have been damaging his brain function by upsetting the natural chemical balance.

[@ryanpaladino3731]

I’m American and we normally wouldn’t say the child went to prison I mean I guess it could be used but it isn’t really. Kids that go into the penal system it’s called “juvie” or technical term juvenile detention. That’s literally what the buildings are named as well like the Morris county juvenile detention center, for ex Just trying to help u more with American terms

[@loopylou6841]

Would you recommend a recheck if thyroid function came back at borderline with a history of depression??? 🤔

[@Claudia-se3mp]

Hey Dr. Das, Do you think his parents were afraid of him?? Maybe that is the reason he was medicated and continued being medicated?? Just guessing. Maybe he killed his parents because because he was so dependent on them? Maybe he blamed them for all his problems... not having friends, being different etc.... Just guessing...

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

I think he was deeply unhappy and blamed his parents at least to a degree for making him feel different and damaged.

[@glenysward3698]

This is very similar to the Aiden Fucci case, have you done a video on him?

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

I haven't, I don't know the case but I will take a look. Thanks for the suggestion Glenys

[@glenysward3698]

@@APsychForSoreMinds oh thank you I’m obsessed with knowing what made him do it .

[@jaijai5250]

It’s a bit unfair to accuse the mother of medicalising and medicating him. Only a doctor can undertake diagnosis, and prescribe medication. I suppose there’s a lot of difference between the US and the UK. Most people in the UK receive healthcare through the NHS, therefore doctors gate keep scarce resources, and parents are unable to dictate so much, unless there’s a medical reason.

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[@lnraggio5491]

Excellent content!

[@lnraggio5491]

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