Emotional Damages: Practical Insights into Forensic Psychiatry for Litigating Attorneys
Emotional Damages: Practical Insights into Forensic Psychiatry for Litigating Attorneys
Podcast Description
In Emotional Damages, host and forensic expert Dr. Ambarin Faizi sits down with forensic colleagues, shedding light on their journeys and experiences. Through this podcast, Ambar aims to demystify forensic psychiatry and share practical insights that can aid attorneys in their engagement with forensic experts.
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The podcast delves into various themes centered around forensic psychiatry and the legal system, covering topics such as the psychological impacts of childhood sexual abuse and complexities of psychiatric care in jails, with episodes exploring specific cases, the role of forensic psychiatrists in court, and the evolving legal challenges surrounding trauma.

In Emotional Damages, host and forensic expert Dr. Ambarin Faizi sits down with forensic colleagues, shedding light on their journeys and experiences. Through this podcast, Ambar aims to demystify forensic psychiatry and share practical insights that can aid attorneys in their engagement with forensic experts.
This episode of Emotional Damages features Dr. Mark Levy, fpamed Medical Director and forensic psychiatrist, in conversation with Dr. Michelle Ward—psychologist, neuroscientist, and acclaimed crime documentary and podcast host. Dr. Ward shares her pioneering research on psychopathy, the biological and environmental roots of violent offending, and the evolving science of predicting predatory behavior. From her groundbreaking MRI studies on murderers to her consulting work on high-profile criminal trials, Dr. Ward offers lawyers and forensic professionals a rare insider’s perspective on where cutting-edge brain science meets the real world of criminal litigation.
Dr. Ward also hosts two highly regarded podcasts: The Mind of a Murderer and Look Who’s Stalking, where she continues to explore the psychology and science behind the world’s most complex criminal minds.
Key Topics Discussed:
- How brain imaging and neuroscience are reshaping our understanding of psychopathy and criminal behavior
- Genetic and environmental influences on violent and predatory conduct
- Key findings from the Southern California Twin Project
- Challenges and ethics of profiling “future risk” in children and adults
- Behind-the-scenes of crime documentaries and real-world expert consulting
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