Autism, Personality Disorders & Mental Health Myths | Dave Glick, LCSW

What happens when decades of clinical experience meet lived experience?

In this episode of Mental Health News Radio, Kristin sits down with licensed clinical social worker and educator David Glick for an expansive conversation about late autism diagnosis, ADHD, masking, personality disorders, police psychology, trauma, psychotherapy, and why movies often teach us as much about human behavior as textbooks do.

Dave shares stories from over 30 years in clinical practice, his work training law enforcement across the country, and how his own neurodivergent journey shaped the way he approaches therapy today. Together, Kristen and Dave explore why so many adults—especially women—are finally discovering they're autistic, how personality disorders are often misunderstood, and why curiosity always beats certainty.

They also discuss their work on Holmes Cinema Clues, where psychology, neurodiversity, and film intersect to reveal hidden layers inside the stories we love.

Learn more about Dave Glick and Triad Psych:
https://triadpsych.org

Explore Holmes Cinema Clues:
https://holmescinemaclues.substack.com/

Topics include:
• Late-diagnosed autism and ADHD
• Masking and identity
• Personality disorders vs. neurodivergence
• Police psychology
• Pop culture as therapy
• Richard Jewell, Jaws, Rocky, Speechless, and What's Eating Gilbert Grape
• Why trends in mental health deserve careful examination
• Grace, curiosity, and meaningful human connection

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