Good afternoon, everybody.

It's Dr. Niagara again with our next episode of Psychology on Plug.

This has been a really fun week.

I've had a chance to interact with a lot of you guys.

I appreciate a lot of the emails this week about different topics that you would like us to address on the program.

One, getting into more specifics about addictions,

specifically kind of the neuro pathology and neurophysiology,

and Julie and I are more than happy to do that.

Another suggestion was on intellectual disability disorder, which was previously called

mental retardation, and the comorbidities with psychiatric conditions such as bipolar,

schizophrenia, depression.

I think these are two great topics that warrant attention.

And we will definitely address these topics in the future.

So if you guys follow in this program,

generally know that I'd never have a topic that I'm going to specifically talk about until I'm getting ready to do the podcast.

But Julie was asking me earlier, what are you doing today? I was like, I think I'm

to do existentialism and maybe some of the work by Victor Frankel. He came up with a term

called Logotherapy, which is a really cool, an interesting version in terms of treating, you know,

back in that time period was depression, anxiety, neuroses.

If you want to read or learn more about existentialism, the classic book by Victor Frankel is

Man's Search for Meaning, and I would certainly recommend that.

However, today's topic, I'm going to focus on dissociation.

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