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A Second Schizophrenic Child Or A Misdiagnosing Mom: Can Bodhi Be Helped Pt. 2

Part 2: Dr. Phil continues discussion with exes Michael and Susan, as well as Susan’s new husband, Cory, about the care of 11-year-old Bodhi, who mom Susan insists is experiencing schizophrenia, just like Michael and Susan’s 16-year-old daughter. For more info: https://drphil.com ...  Show more

Edge Of Insanity: I Believe I Have A Second Schizophrenic Child Pt. 1

Part 1: Susan and Michael first appeared on Dr. Phil in 2012 to share their experience with their sweet daughter, Janni, diagnosed with schizophrenia at 6 years old. The parents have since divorced and are now at odds over their 11-year-old son Bodhi. More info: https://drphil.co ...  Show more

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