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How does a counselor deal with inmates who suffer from sociopath?
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∙ 11y ago
First of all, Sociopaths do not Suffer from the disorder itself.
Second, Most inmates are Sociopaths. If they weren't prior to becoming incarcerated, they are shortly after being locked up. It apparently develops as a survival order.
Sociopathology is actually antisocial personality disorder.
Third, If you are a counselor and your dealing with inmates, you should have already been versed in dealing with them.
Fourth, If you are still alive, go get some supervision, or education.
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