Good afternoon, everyone.

It's Dr. Nagra again with our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

As always, a pleasure talking with so many people.

I really look forward.

This is kind of the highlight of my week of doing the podcast.

I'm much appreciation for myself and Julie for all the comments and appreciation and so happy that so many of you guys

are getting evals and coming to see me and getting into therapy. It really makes doing this

program all the more worthwhile. And I appreciate some of you guys have sent me different topics.

We're going to eventually get to autism.

Another one was a request for gender identity, gender dysphoria.

Another one is kind of the neuroscience and neurochemistry is the artifact of a fact as an artifact of trauma.

But this week, interestingly, we're going back to one of the most popular topics that I give

phone calls about, emails, text messages, and requests for neurosynciavals.

Borderline Personality Disorder.

One person from a different part of the world emailed me that they were recently diagnosed

with Borderline, and I suggested listening, they found their podcast, and it suggested listening to it, and I wanted me to further explain it.

And I don't usually listen to the podcast once I do them. I just publish them.

You can see I don't do a lot of editing.

But they said, can you explain borderline personality really what it is?

And so some of this may seem repetitive but again i'm going off of the data uh as an empiricist and what people are looking for and i

think this is something that is definitely um there's something called the carlet report which which is a publication, I think it comes out in Massachusetts, highly reputable empirical journal.

And they found that borderline is one of the most commonly underdiagnosed psychiatric conditions.

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