Patrick Clancy has faced unimaginable loss—and intense public scrutiny. But what happens when a grieving father becomes the target of conspiracy theories?
As Patrick Clancy speaks publicly about the Lindsay Clancy case, Dr. Bethany Marshall sits down with renowned psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz on On the Couch to explore the psychology of trauma, grief, public blame, and postpartum psychosis.
Together, they examine why Patrick Clancy has faced accusations online, whether speaking publicly about trauma can reopen psychological wounds, and why society struggles to reconcile motherhood with an unthinkable crime.
They also explore Lindsay Clancy’s reported psychiatric symptoms, the difference between postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis, the insanity defense, and the critical warning signs families should recognize.
Can someone appear perfectly normal while experiencing psychosis? Could speaking out help Patrick Clancy heal—or cause further trauma?
Join Dr. Bethany Marshall and Dr. Gail Saltz for a psychological deep dive into one of the most heartbreaking and complex cases in recent memory.
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*This discussion is based on publicly reported information and clinical expertise. Neither expert has personally evaluated Lindsay Clancy.*
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