Hello, this is Dr. David Puter and welcome to the Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Podcast.

I'm joined today with Dr. Randy Stanette.

He is a clinical psychologist, SID, which means he has a kind of a PhD level in psychotherapy

training.

He works at a federally qualified health center for low socioeconomic status individuals.

And he's truly an excellent therapist and a friend of mine.

And we work together on similar patients at times.

He's the type of person you would want to send your family members to, your best friends

to as a therapist if they needed a therapist.

And it's really good to hear a little bit of his story.

The mentors and the therapists and physicians that he aspired to emulate and a couple

topics that we'll sort of dive into is the interpersonal and how to receive feedback.

So I hope you enjoy this episode and here we go.

Hello, I'm joined here with one of my friends and colleagues, Randy Stanette.

Stanette.

Yes.

Yeah.

Okay.

So I'm just going to start out like where are you in practice right now and what does

your sort of day-to-day schedule look like?

Sure.

So I practice at the SOC Health System in San Bernardino and it's part of the Loma Lindi

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