Hey, you're on air with Ella where we talk motivation, mindset, personal development, basically everything you need to get more of what you want.

And let's look you don't. Let's go.

Hey, Dr. Damon. How are you? Hey, Ella. Damon, how are you?

Hey, Ella, good.

How are you?

You guys, you're on air with Ella, and you are also on air with Dr. Damon, Silas, a psychologist

who specializes in anxiety and trauma, and he's on here for a really special reason today.

But before we jump into that, I want you to know something super special about this show.

This show is on video.

And video is not something we normally do, but I was like, I cannot have Dr. Damon on without video.

Because today we're talking about tapping.

And it's hard to talk about tapping, Dr. Damon, without showing tapping.

That's right. The people have to know what we're doing. They have to know what we're doing. So today is a tutorial. And it's not just for you guys, it's for me, because I've never done this before in my life. So I'm so excited you're here, Dr. Damon. I mentioned super briefly what you do. Tell everybody kind of who you are and what you do. Sure. So first and foremost, thank you for having me on. I am so excited to be here. I just love your

energy. So if I, if you keep seeing me on video, just do a shoulder shimmy, that's just my

excitement coming through. That's right. Right. But yes, so I am a clinical psychologist. I've been doing this work for about 18, 19 years now.

And I specialize now in anxiety and trauma work. So PTSD, I really became very interested in PTSD work

while I was working on different military bases from about 2009 to 2016.

And so that just kind of morphed.

But I am now in private practice in the Greater Charlotte, North Carolina area.

And I also have a coaching business that I work with a group called

Collaborative Solutions Group.

And we are a group of coaches who focus on personal

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