Podcast—Night Shift: Darkness Diagnosed—follow the weekly discussions between twin sisters and dedicated psych nurses, Julie and Laurie, as they dive into the intriguing world of true crime. Exploring chilling cases, dissecting the psychology behind the crimes, and sharing insights on the mental health diagnoses associated with the dark and twisted minds of our society!
Part 2 examines maternal filicide through the Lindsay Clancy case and other high-profile examples, exploring motives such as altruistic psychosis, depression, trauma, personality disorders, and cognitive development issues.
Hosts with clinical experience analyze how diagnosis, documentation, inpatient care, family dynamics, and legal scrutiny interact, and how stigma and media coverage shape public understanding.
They close with calls for better research, funding for women’s mental health, and clearer approaches to prevention, accountability, and compassionate clinical care.
23 Sept 2026
Back From Break: The Lindsay Clancy Trial, Postpartum Psychosis, and What We Missed
part 1 of 2, The hosts return after a summer break to revisit the widely covered Lindsay Clancy trial, examining medication decisions, provider documentation, and whether postpartum psychosis explains a tragic outcome.
They explore broader themes—filicide categories, pressures on nurses and mothers, the limits of the legal system to judge psychosis, and gaps in women’s mental health care and research.
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5 May 2026
When Caregivers Break: The Nurse, The Crash, and Mental Health
Laurie and Julie return to discuss the 2022 case of nurse Nicole Linton, who drove 130 mph through a red light and killed six people. They examine the trial details, online searches suggesting suicidal thoughts, and how mental health crises may have played a role.
The conversation broadens to nursing burnout, workplace stress, and trauma exposure—sharing statistics, personal experiences, and practical encouragement to seek help, support coworkers, and address mental health before crises occur.
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