Dr. Jan Canty is a psychologist of over 40 years, homicide survivor, podcast host, author, speaker, consultant and cancer survivor. She advocates for other homicide survivors and the wrongfully convicted.   Find Dr. Canty at: www.jancantyphd.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/homicidesurvivor TikTok: https://www.ti

In 1985, Dr. Jan Canty's husband was murdered. As a psychologist of 40 years, Dr. Canty has devoted her life to supporting survivors of homicide through education, speaking engagements, her book, "A Life Divided," and her podcast, "Domino Effect of Murder." Her second book is forthcoming as a guide for families to lear

How well is the correctional system "correcting"? What would a victim-centric rehabilitation system look like? How gratifying would it be to you if you were certain that the perpetrator of your loved one's homicide faced you and demonstrated "they got it" - that they comprehended the depth of your loss, anger, fear, co

Dr. Jan Canty is author of "A Life Divided: A psychologist's memoir about the double life and murder of her husband--and her road to recovery." Jan is a renowned speaker, world traveler, former triathlete and cancer survivor. She hosts the podcast, "The Domino Effect of Murder," which may be heard on the Mental Health

Season Three, Episode 14: Part One: My Husband Died Living A Life I Never Knew Existed When Jan met Dr. Alan Canty, a well-known, well-respected Detroit Psychiatrist, he was eighteen years her senior and quickly became not only her employer, but her biggest cheerleader as well. She proposed to him, suddenly and out of

Michael Anthony, from Indiana, grew up knowing nothing but physical abuse, neglect, poverty, and pessimism. Somehow, in spite of his mistreatment and being surrounded by resignation and despair he knew he was not broken. Then a "mirror moment" changed his life. This self-made man tells us about his journey out of chaos