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Hi guys and welcome to a new episode of Couch Talks on Uni Therapy Podcasts. My name is Kat. I am the host. And if you don't know what

Couch Talks is, it is the special bonus episode of Unith therapy where I answer questions that you guys

send to me to Catherine at Uniotherapy Podcast.com. And with that, we always like to remind you guys, especially on Wednesday,

that although this is the podcast hosted by a therapist and we talk about therapist-y things and things

that have to do with therapy, this podcast does not serve as a replacement or a substitute for any

actual mental health services. And it can still be helpful on whatever journey you are on.

And we always hope that it is helpful. So before we get into the question today, one, I just feel like

I need to say this, even though it's really not that relevant, but I'm about to go on a walk.

And I just think that's fun because I hear a lot of you guys listen to couch talks while you're on walks. And so it's kind of

like we're walking together, even though I'm walking today and you're listening to this on another

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