I found out I wasn’t a psychopath – it was disappointing

Unqualified self-diagnosis risks becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy if we allow a label to define what we believe ourselves capable of (Picture: Jude Edginton)

‘You are not a psychopath. But if you hadn’t had the education and consistency you’ve had in life, you could well have turned out quite different.’  

It’s a strange thing to admit, but I was disappointed when renowned clinical psychologist Kerry Daynes delivered this assessment to me. 

When I face a test of any kind, my instinct is to try to pass with flying colours – apparently, even one like this.  

Because for the past year, I had embraced the idea that Read Entire Article