This is Selfwork, and I'm Dr. Margaret Rutherford.

At Selfwork, we'll discuss psychological and emotional issues common in today's world

and what to do about them.

I'm Dr. Margaret, and Selfwork is a podcast dedicated to you taking just a few minutes today

for your own Selfwork.

Hello and welcome or welcome back to Selfwork.

I'm Dr. Margaret Rutherford. I'm so glad you're here.

I'm a clinical psychologist at a fave Arkansas, and I began Selfwork a little over four years ago

in order to extend the walls of my practice to those of you who might already be extremely

interested in psychotherapy or emotional psychological issues and want to know more

to those of you who might have been initially diagnosed with something you're looking for answers

or you're in a relationship that's confusing or you're having some problems that you don't

understand, but also to a group of you who might think I don't really understand therapy,

I don't get it, I never go, but you're curious enough to want to listen to a psychologist like

me talk about different issues, and certainly what I'm hoping is that you'll get a chance to hear

what it might be like to actually be in therapy. Selfwork isn't therapy, but it might give you

a hint of what it would be like to be in therapy. So welcome to you all. Sometimes you don't know why,

but you're drawn to someone or to their story. Adam Hill is one of those people for me.

I'm not much into Twitter, but I'm on it, and I'd like some of his comments they were endearing

about his relationship with his kids. Although he was a doctor, he didn't seem to have drunk the

Kool-Aid that so many doctors do. Now I think that's a part of how they handle the very

gruesome things they see, so certainly I forgive them, most of them for that kind of detachment

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