The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump

“Our Witness to Malignant Normality.”

“Professions and Politics.”

“Our Duty to Warn.”

“Unbridled and Extreme Present Hedonism: How the Leader of the Free World Has Proven Time and Again He Is Unfit for Duty.”

“Pathological Narcissism and Politics: A Lethal Mix.”

Originally published in The Washington Post, May 16, 2017, and reproduced with permission. The original article is accessible at: www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2017/05/16/i-wrote-the-art-of-the-deal-with-trump-his-self-sabotage-is-rooted-in-his-past/?utm_term=.eedbc49db65e.

“I Wrote The Art of the Deal with Trump; His Self-Sabotage Is Rooted in His Past.”

“Trump’s Trust Deficit Is the Core Problem.”

“Sociopathy.”

“Donald Trump Is: A) Bad; B) Mad; C) All of the Above.”

“Why ‘Crazy Like a Fox’ versus ‘Crazy Like a Crazy’ Really Matters: Delusional Disorder, Admiration of Brutal Dictators, the Nuclear Codes, and Trump.”

“Cognitive Impairment, Dementia, and POTUS.”

“Donald J. Trump, Alleged Incapacitated Person: Mental Incapacity, the Electoral College, and the Twenty-Fifth Amendment.”

“Should Psychiatrists Refrain from Commenting on Trump’s Psychology?”

“On Seeing What You See and Saying What You Know: A Psychiatrist’s Responsibility.”

“The Issue Is Dangerousness, Not Mental Illness.”

“A Clinical Case for the Dangerousness of Donald J. Trump.”

“Health, Risk, and the Duty to Protect the Community.”

“New Opportunities for Therapy in the Age of Trump.”

“Trauma, Time, Truth, and Trump: How a President Freezes Healing and Promotes Crisis.”

“Trump Anxiety Disorder: The Trump Effect on the Mental Health of Half the Nation and Special Populations.”

“In Relationship with an Abusive President.”

“Birtherism and the Deployment of the Trumpian Mind-Set.”

“Trump’s Daddy Issues: A Toxic Mix for America.”

Copyright © 2017 by Steve Wruble. Lyrics excerpted from “Beech Haven Ain’t My Home,” May 3, 1952, and “Beach Haven Race Hate,” 1954, written by Woody Guthrie. In 2016, at the invitation of Nora Guthrie, Ryan Harvey combined these two lyrics into one song titled “Old Man Trump” and put original music to it.

“Trump and the American Collective Psyche.”

“Who Goes Trump? Tyranny as a Triumph of Narcissism.”

“The Loneliness of Fateful Decisions: Social Contexts and Psychological Vulnerability.”

“He’s Got the World in His Hands and His Finger on the Trigger: The Twenty-Fifth Amendment Solution.”

Epilogue: “Reaching Across Professions.”