Welcome to the ultimate intersection where the human mind collides with the courtroom. Hosted by Dr. David Rogers and Tina The Tiny Wizard Of Wit, this podcast dives deep into the complex world where psychology meets the law.
We break down fascinating legal cases and psychological phenomena using celebrity names as disguised proxies to explore real-world human behavior, motive, and justice.
*Disclaimer: Case studies discussed use celebrity names and pop culture figures as thematic stand-ins and disguised proxies to examine broader psychological and legal principles.*
What do you do when someone sits across from you and tells you something you never expected to hear?
In this episode, we explore what it means to hold space for difficult, disturbing, and sometimes unimaginable experiences.
⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains explicit discussions of homicide, death, and potentially disturbing subject matter. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
26 Sept 2026
Headcase Discussions: ADHD Support
In this episode of Headcase Discussions, we’re taking you inside a real conversation about working with clients who have ADHD. We talk through some of the challenges clients may face, ways counselors can better understand their experiences and practical approaches for providing support that meets clients where they are.
It’s an honest conversation about ADHD, counseling and the importance of looking beyond the diagnosis to understand the person behind it.
Listen in as we discuss ADHD support, clinical perspectives and what it can look like to help clients navigate life with ADHD.
11 Sept 2026
The Clancy Case: Mistrial In Massachusetts
The Lindsay Clancy case has reached another pivotal moment: a mistrial.
In this episode of Headcase: Psychology Meets the Law, we revisit the case through the lens of psychology, criminal responsibility, and the legal system. We discuss the arguments surrounding Lindsay Clancy’s mental state, postpartum psychosis, the questions jurors were asked to consider, and what a mistrial means for the future of the case.
Where does severe mental illness end and criminal responsibility begin? And what happens when a jury cannot agree on that answer?
Join us as we break down the latest developments and examine one of the most complicated intersections of mental health and the law.
This episode discusses a real criminal case involving the deaths of children and may be difficult for some listeners. Commentary reflects discussion and opinion based on publicly available information.
26 Aug 2026
The Clancy Case: Psychosis, Responsibility, & Law
In this episode of Headcase: Psychology Meets the Law, we examine the tragic and deeply complex case of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children in 2023.
At the center of the case are difficult questions about mental illness, psychosis, intent, and criminal responsibility. What happens when severe psychiatric symptoms and the legal system collide?
We break down the known facts of the case, discuss the psychological concepts surrounding it, and explore the legal arguments from multiple perspectives as the case continues to unfold.
This episode discusses the deaths of children, mental illness, suicide, and other potentially distressing topics. Listener discretion is advised.
The information and opinions discussed in this podcast are for educational and commentary purposes only. We do not personally know the individuals involved, and nothing discussed should be interpreted as a clinical diagnosis or determination of guilt or innocence.
14 Aug 2026
Denial of Coverage: Josh Hartnett
When insurance agent "Josh Hartnett" forgot to swab a client for a policy application, he panicked and swabbed his own mouth expecting a routine pass.
Instead, he handed in a positive test... but for what?
This week on HEADCASE, we explore a split-second shortcut that backfired into a life-altering diagnosis. Thus, forcing a man whose livelihood was selling security to watch his own completely shatter.
Disclaimer: This episode uses a pseudonym and is NOT about the actor Josh Hartnett or any public figure. All names, locations, and identifying details have been significantly changed to completely preserve the individual's privacy.
10 Aug 2026
Honoring Fallen Officers: A Conversation About Grief.
In our very first episode, we come together to honor the life and service of Officer Austin, who was recently killed in the line of duty. Tragedies like this leave a deep mark on our community, raising tough questions about how we can show up, support the family, and heal together.
In this episode, we explore:
How to Help: Concrete ways our community can offer support during times of profound grief.
Mental Health on the Frontlines: Why therapy is a crucial tool for first responders, families, and anyone navigating tragedy.
The Therapist’s Unconditional Duty: A honest conversation about why mental health professionals must rise above personal disagreements, political differences, and biases to serve every client with empathy and excellence.
Whether you're a first responder, a community member looking for ways to give back, or a mental health professional reflecting on your practice, this episode is a call to unity, healing, and unconditional care.
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