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Hi guys and welcome to a new episode of Couch Talks. My name is Kat. I am the host and Couch Talks is the special bonus episode of Unite Therapy where I answer questions that you guys send to me to Catherine at Unitherepepodcast.com. And quick reminder that although I am answering your questions on this episode,

uni therapy does not serve as a replacement or a substitute for any actual mental health services. However, we always hope that it can help you in some way. And we always also keep

the emails anonymous. So your name or any identifying information will not be given out so you can feel safe sending in your questions. Now we usually keep to one question per episode. We're going to do that today. So I have no announcements. I think we just get into the question and then we'll talk about it. So here it is. Hey, Kat, I'm having a hard time making a decision

about something right now and I was hoping you could offer some feedback on a couch talks episode

soon. My boyfriend and I broke up about a month ago. We dated for a little over a year.

We actually met at the gym, which I used to love telling people.

It seemed like a very cute story back then. However, now that we aren't together anymore,

I feel like I need to get a new gym. For context, the gym we go to is more of a boutique

boot camp style gym with classes, not just a gym you can go work out in at any time.

While we dated, we would always go to classes together.

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