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

Another great week. I think I have been able to respond via text, via email. A lot of you guys,

like I said, seems so shocked when you text me or email me that I respond.

I think I've talked to,

uh,

probably about 60 some odd people this week.

And a lot of people from around the country,

um,

and even to Massachusetts are coming to see me.

And that was,

uh,

very humbling and very blessed to, you know, have your confidence that,

coming to see me for a neuropsychie valve.

It's interesting, you know, Julie's here, and she floats around in the ether.

Maybe she'll pop on, maybe she won't.

But I've found, and I've mentioned this before, I'm not sure why.

But, you know, I look at the analytics of the podcast, and I look at the number of phone calls I get.

And the one disorder that people really want to understand, know about, see if they have,

see if a loved one has, is borderline personality disorder.

Julie and I were talking just a few minutes ago, and we were talking about borderline personality has a very negative stigma and a very

negative connotation.

And I know there are a lot of providers who, whether they're psychiatric prescribers, whether they're psychotherapists,

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