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John Cordray, LPCC

John Cordray, LPC

True crime fans who crave more than just the facts will feel right at home here. This channel is all about true crime stories, and examines criminal behaviors through psychology simplified, and delivers clear mental health breakdowns of the cases. I'm John Cordray, LPC, LPCC, LMHC, NCC, a licensed mental health therapist since 2007. On The Clinical File, I take the world's most complex true crime stories and break them down through a clinical lens. What drives someone to cross that line? What mental health patterns and psychological red flags were hiding in plain sight? Disclaimer: This channel explores true crime cases for educational purposes only, and is my speculation only, it's never a formal evaluation or diagnosis. All information comes from publicly available sources and is presented with deep respect for the victims and their families. This is not therapy and should never replace professional mental health care.

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John Cordray, LPC

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True crime fans who crave more than just the facts will feel right at home here. This channel is all about true crime stories, and examines criminal behaviors through psychology simplified, and delivers clear mental health breakdowns of the cases. I'm John Cordray, LPC, LPCC, LMHC, NCC, a licensed mental health therapist since 2007. On The Clinical File, I take the world's most complex true crime stories and break them down through a clinical lens. What drives someone to cross that line? What mental health patterns and psychological red flags were hiding in plain sight? Disclaimer: This channel explores true crime cases for educational purposes only, and is my speculation only, it's never a formal evaluation or diagnosis. All information comes from publicly available sources and is presented with deep respect for the victims and their families. This is not therapy and should never replace professional mental health care.