Hi, again, everybody. It's Dr. Niagara again, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

I look like to start each episode with thanks and gratitude to all of our followers

here in the United States and internationally. It's kind of the highlight of my week

and be able to bring this program to you, and it's fun kind of watching it grow and to morph in other things.

And I know I've alluded to still collecting a lot of feedback.

I've alluded to possibly doing a second podcast.

Still doing this one, but a second one specifically either on borderline personality or on the personality disorders in general.

Julie is going to look into possibly doing a YouTube channel at some point and maybe getting

to a point where we can take live calls and have more of like a mainstream radio program or audience.

So these are things on the horizon.

Also, a strong possibility.

I got to email the other day from in Massachusetts because of the, and I've mentioned this,

the paucity of resources for individuals trying

to seek out mental health services and, you know, having the opportunity and the

privilege to speak with people on the international level, it really is a crisis and there's no immediate cure, you know,

excuse the pun, in sight, just, you know, people, you know, still in the educational program,

and then you need experience, the revision, and all this stuff to get the licensure.

So the emails, basically,

I'm going to submit my information that I may take on students if you wanted to train with me

for master's level, doctoral level, postdoctoral level, for cognitive behavioral supervision

and or potentially psych and neuropsych testing

in the state of Massachusetts.

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