Hi everyone, it's Dr. Niagara again. Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged. As always,

thank you to all of our followers here in the United States and internationally. I appreciate

the opportunity to connect with as many people as I can. If I haven't returned a message or an

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out. I will give you those different options of how to get a hold to be at the end of the

podcast. And thanks to people who have come from far distances and who are coming in the near

future for seeing me for Neurosecicvals.

So a lot of people have reached out with different topics, which I love doing, and I strongly

encourage.

And I usually will ask, okay, can you send me a bunch of bullet points or talking points,

questions or areas so I can make sure that I have somewhat of a

template and I'm answering direct questions. And I'm doing this episode to somebody who reached

out to me during the week and I said, I'll do my best to cover this topic. And I'm just

going to read what, what Chia wrote and do my best to cover this topic. And I'm just going to read what she wrote and do my best from my clinical acumen and my

background to try to answer these questions to the best of my ability.

So what she initially started was, hi, I love your podcast.

Is there any way that I can request a podcast for domestic violence for any individual, emotional, and physical abuse with PTSD, anxiety, long-term effects?

And I said, sure, please send me some bullet points.

So I'm going to read what she had wrote because i mean abuse

is definitely something that uh there's movies about there's songs about there's it's something that it's

something that i think takes many different forms physical, emotional, sexual, mental,

neglect. And when I'm asking people during a structured diagnostic intake, I'll ask about a

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