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Hi guys and welcome to a new episode of Couch Talks on Unite Therapy Podcasts. My name is Kat. I am the host.

And if you were new and don't know what Couch Talks is, it is the special bonus episode of

Unite Therapy where I answer questions that you guys send to me and you can send those to

Catherine at Unite Therapy Podcast.com. And before we get into the episode,

always like to give a quick reminder that, although I'm answering your questions,

and I am a therapist, this does not serve as a replacement or substitute for any actual

mental health services, although it's always allowed to help. Now, we usually do one question

a week, and I like to keep them anonymous, so we're going to keep rolling with that theme. So here I'm about to read the question, and then we're going to talk about it. Hey, Kat, I'm writing because I think a friend of mine is going through something that needs to be addressed, but I don't know if it's my place or if I'm overanalyzed something that isn't there.

In a nutshell, I have a friend who also doubles as my gym partner.

We both work out at the same studio and usually try to schedule classes together three to four times a week.

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