Coming up on the Dr. John Deloney show.

And I think my total time in the car in the backseat with him was maybe 45 minutes,

but it's a long 45 minutes sitting in silence with

someone who is trying to comprehend the death of their wife and just weeping.

I'm here and I'm just looking for anything that I can do and if there's nothing I can do

then my prayer is help you not make it worse. Yeah, don't make it worse.

What in the world is going on? This is John with the Dr. John Delone show about your

relationships, your mental and emotional health, your physical health, whatever you got going on in your life. Do not miss this

episode. This is an episode that's been a long, long, long time coming and I am more thrilled about this

episode probably than any other episodes I've had and here's why.

I invited my mentor, the guy who trained me on crisis response, the guy who

was my psychology professor back in my undergrad, the guy who I sat with after miscarriage

one and two and three.

Guy that's just been with me every step of the way,

Dr. Andy Young, Andrew T Young, as they say.

He was a psychology professor, grad school professor for a quarter century, and he also has been

partnering with police departments and leads the crisis response and victim services units at a number of different departments in Texas and has now

left the university and trains

Police departments all over the United States,

from New York to Texas everywhere, all over the place.

One of the best in the business

and a pioneer in creating mental health approaches to taking care of hurting people in

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