Dependent Personality Disorder (Follow Up)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2021

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Dr. Kirk Honda reads follow-up emails to the dependent personality deep dive. (Intro)

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0:00.0	Hey, deserving listeners. It's just me today. I thought I would respond to a bunch of emails
0:05.2	from you about dependent personality disorder. I recently did a deep dive on dependent
0:11.2	personality disorder, only available to patrons. And a lot of you listen to that and
0:17.1	had some questions about it. You want me to see if maybe your dad has dependent personality
0:22.0	disorder. That's everything. So I thought I would get into it. This is the Psychology and Seattle
0:26.2	podcast. I'm host Dr. Kirk Honda, a therapist and a professor. And I've treated many people with
0:31.9	dependent personality disorder. Anonymous patron writes in and says, I'm wondering if my dad has
0:38.3	dependent personality disorder. He has always been very gentle and kind, but quite unmotivated.
0:44.9	He is extremely intelligent, but never accomplished much in his career. When I was growing up,
0:50.2	he always had different low paying jobs. Everyone always loved him wherever he worked. And even though
0:56.0	he loved us kids and was a thoughtful person, he never wanted to go to any of our sports games
1:02.1	or performances or get involved with our schooling. My mom, my mom had to do everything. And I mean
1:09.1	everything for the family. She was the main breadwinner, the social planner, and the house planner.
1:15.2	And there were many arguments between my parents about this issue. My dad would seem cool and calm
1:21.5	and then explode when he was pushed too much by her. Growing up, I had it in my head that he was sweet
1:28.9	and loving, but lazy. I know his own mother was very controlling in many ways and had her own
1:35.4	struggles with OCD. Could it be dependent personality disorder? All right. So it's possible. But before
1:44.3	going into that, it's also possible that he suffered from depression or maybe even an addiction
1:50.0	that he didn't know about. But certainly some people can be depressed or even socially anxious.
1:56.7	And that can cause them to, so just to review some of the things that you said about him.
2:02.0	You say he's gentle, loving, sweet. You felt loved by him. But he seemed unmotivated and lazy
2:11.6	and never accomplished much, accomplished much. He always had low paying jobs. And he wouldn't go
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