#narrative-framing

#narrative-framing

DARVO tactics—deny, attack, reverse victim and offender—are used politically and turned inward, allowing individuals to excuse or obscure harm against themselves.

Murderers' identities often reflect histories of victimization, complicating true crime's simplistic good-versus-evil narratives.

Reframing disruptive behavior as immaturity prompts kinder, more effective family responses and motivates adolescents toward adaptive, age-appropriate behavior.