There is no evidence to suggest that psychiatrists, as a group, have better relationships with their families than others. Like any profession, psychiatrists come from diverse backgrounds and have varied personal experiences. The quality of their family relationships depends on individual factors, such as their communication skills, emotional intelligence, time management, and ability to balance work and personal life.
While psychiatrists may possess a deeper understanding of human behavior and psychology, it doesn't automatically guarantee that they will have better family relationships. Their expertise may help them navigate certain challenges more effectively, but it doesn't make them immune to the common struggles that people face in their personal lives.
Ultimately, the strength and quality of family relationships depend on the individual's effort, commitment, and willingness to work on building and maintaining healthy connections with their loved ones, regardless of their profession.