Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Nagro again with our next edition of Psychology Unplugged.

This last week has been really fun. I've hoped, I think, pretty sure I've gotten back to everybody who's called me or emailed me.

And this is just a very humbling experience um to be able to do this podcast

and if you met me you would one you would never think or believe that i do what i do for a living

and that i have absolutely no ego whatsoever.

I'm a perpetual student, but I use the foundation of my great education and clinical training and the

mentors and the professors, the foundation of my parents, the values they instilled in me, and the music of Bruce

Springsteen has been an incredibly important part of my psychological architecture.

So by popular demand, I'm not exactly sure why, but borderline personality disorder is what everybody

seems to really want to know more about.

And I have,

a lot of you guys are coming from very,

very far distances to Duxbury,

Massachusetts for me to do neurosicosecabels on you guys.

And it's my privilege,

and I'm very humble that you entrust me to,

um,

do a full neuropsychiave on you guys. So I'm going to go back to

borderline personality disorder treatment. And I use a lot of metaphors in, in therapy. And I think I've

mentioned this in a couple of the other episodes here in Massachusetts. And I think I've mentioned this in a couple of the other episodes here in Massachusetts,

and I'm sure it is the same, whether it's in the United States or given that the podcast

has a global following for the grace of God.

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