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

Thank you to everybody who follows our program in the United States and internationally.

I had another fun week of communicating with a lot of people on various topics and projects,

and some people came out from other places for Neurosykevals

and just want to express my gratitude.

And thank you for all of your comments and supports.

And thank you for stuff you post on Buzzsprout, which is the platform that I use to do the podcast.

But I can't respond if you ask me a question or want to get a hold of me,

but I'll give you contact information, take it a hold of me.

And if I haven't gotten back to you yet, I know there's some people that I want to talk

about careers in the field and sports psychology.

Other people want to know, I want to get to the topic about trauma and healthcare workers.

I think that's very relevant.

And there's a couple of colleagues that I have that I like to have on as guest speakers,

just to branch out into different areas.

But continue to reach out.

And when you guys have me stuff in like a bullet point format that's helpful and I can kind of

go through them kind of point by point. But I'm going to circle back to a topic I bounce back

and forth about and it's ADHD and this is a common diagnosis that in neuropsychology, a common referral question that I get

is, is there ADHD?

Is this the primary diagnosis, a secondary diagnosis, or is there something else that's

going on?

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