Hi and welcome to Finding Your Way Through Therapy.

The goal of this podcast is to demystify therapy, what can happen in therapy, and the wide

array of conversations you can have in and about therapy.

Through personal experiences, guests will talk about therapy, their experiences with it, and how psychology

and therapy are present in many places in their lives. With lots of authenticity and a touch

of humor, here is your host, Steve Bisson. Thank you and welcome to episode 99. There is one

single episode left, well, actually more than that, I'll explain it a little later before my 100 episode. Never thought I'd get there. Just a privilege and very honored. But if you haven't listened to episode 98, it's Gordon Brewer. We talk about the psychcraft network, among other things. I am now part of the psychcraft network. I hope you go listen to Gordon's podcast. Among others, obviously, there's a bunch of them. There's Kim. There's Lisa and many others that I'm forgetting right now, but guys don't hurt me. I'm just trying to remember him by heart. But episode 99 will be with a former supervisor in mind. Not only former supervisor,

she actually is the one who hired me for the crisis team in 1999. Yes, I am that old.

But her hiring of me really changed my career in many good ways. We had a great relationship

while we worked together. And I am truly happy that she came on.

We're going to talk about different things.

I'm pretty sure we're going to talk about the Bulldogs.

But let me give you a little bit of her biography, which is Sarah Cloud, received her

master's in social work from Boston College School of Social Work in 1996 and Masters of Business Administration from Eisenberg School of

Management in 2018 at UMass. During her career, she's been recognized for her leadership

and received awards to improve treatment for Latino and Brazilian communities, as well as

suicide prevention for the elders, the opioid epidemic, and community justice.

She specializes in the development of innovative programs and interagency partnerships, which

she's really good at.

Sarah serves as a board member of the Boston Bulldogs, I mentioned earlier, a wellness community

for people in recovery affected by addiction and treatment and PCO hope. A drop-in

center provides a safe gateway to substance use information, resources, support, and hope for individuals

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