Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Niagara again, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

Thank you, as always, to all our followers, both here in the United States and internationally.

It's a pleasure to be able to do this program on a weekly basis, and, you know, the audience that we have never believed it

would grow to the size it has and reach the magnitude that it has. And I'm very grateful to

have this opportunity every week. And as always, I really appreciate when people

come from different parts of the United States, different parts of Massachusetts, different

parts of the globe for neurosigivalves. And I'm just very passionate about this field and

the intricacies of it. And we're still are chipping away, getting globally

at legitimizing and destigmatizing mental health, but I thought there's definitely a lot of work

that needs to be done. So, I'll give you my contact information after this episode, but somebody

reached out to me the other day and emailed me four questions. And I decided and said that

said, hi, Dr. Niagara, I've been intrigued by many of the episodes in your podcast and it's brought

up a few questions for me.

You find these questions to be of use for future podcasts or Q&A, feel free to use them.

And their questions related primarily to borderline, bipolar, and narcissism.

So I will protect the...

Let this individual remain anonymous at some future point.

They want me to mention their name, but I think these are great questions.

And I'm doing this podcast kind of more old school when I first started the podcast, just

off the top of my head, because I think these are questions that are very relevant and ones

that I confront on a daily basis, both doing diagnostics and also primarily

treating borderline personality disorder. So let's start with a question number one.

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