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Field notes tagged Personality Disorders.

5 articles on personality disorders — industry analysis, technical deep-dives, and field reports.

Reality Testing Is the First Forensic Question: What Cole Allen's Apology to His Parents Tells Us About the Pyramid of Antagonistic Personality Styles, and Why the Most Common Tier Causes the Most Trauma

Cole Allen's apology tells you it isn't psychosis. A clinician's field guide to reality testing, the antagonistic personality pyramid, and aggregate trauma.

May 05, 2026 Matthew Sexton, LCSW

Narcissism in New York Real Estate: How Antagonistic Personality Styles Fuel Predatory Agents, Brokers, and Landlords

A clinical and investigative look at narcissistic and antagonistic traits in NYC's real estate industry — from predatory agents to deed-theft rings, slumlords, and institutional landlords — with citations and survival tools for New Yorkers.

Apr 21, 2026 Matthew Sexton, LCSW

Schizoid Personality Disorder: What Clinicians Miss and What Clients Are Trying to Say

Schizoid personality disorder is one of the most misunderstood diagnoses in clinical practice. Here's what the lone wolf is actually telling you — and how to actually help.

Apr 16, 2026 Matthew Sexton, LCSW

Nobody's Calling Her a Narcissist: What Kristi Noem Teaches Us About Female Antagonistic Personality Patterns

A behavioral analysis of Kristi Noem's public record through the lens of narcissistic personality research. Why we miss narcissistic patterns in women — and what it costs us.

Apr 03, 2026 Matthew Sexton, LCSW

The Personality Type That Never Asks for Help — And Why the System Doesn't Notice

Schizoid Personality Disorder is one of the most underdiagnosed conditions in mental health — not because it's rare, but because it doesn't complain loudly enough for the system to hear it.

Mar 31, 2026 Matthew Sexton, LCSW