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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025

Ein Blick in die Forensik – zwischen Wissenschaft, Verantwortung und Menschlichkeit

from Ignorant Isarrant · host Anna und Manu

In unserer letzten Folge vor der Winterpause haben wir etwas ganz Besonderes für euch: Wir sprechen mit zwei forensischen Psychologinnen, die täglich dort arbeiten, wo Psychologie, Strafrecht und Menschlichkeit aufeinandertreffen. In diesem Interview geben die beiden Einblicke in einen Beruf, der meist nur aus Serien bekannt ist – in der Realität aber viel komplexer, verantwortungsvoller und emotionaler ist, als man denkt. Wir reden über: 🔍 Wie der Arbeitsalltag in der Forensik wirklich aussieht 🧠 Welche Aufgaben Psycholog:innen dort übernehmen 💬 Welche Fälle hängen bleiben – und wie man mit diesen Belastungen umgeht 🎓 Und den Weg in ein Berufsfeld, das so viele fasziniert, aber nur wenige wirklich kennen Ein tiefgehendes, ehrliches und unglaublich spannendes Gespräch, das wir selbst nicht so schnell vergessen werden. Der perfekte Abschluss für dieses Podcastjahr – bevor wir in die Winterpause starten. ❄️❤️

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