Her people hurt other people. My advice for someone who has experienced trauma and wants to

get help from a medical professional, it is critical that you vet the professional to ensure

that they have the capacity to hold space for that trauma because if they can't hold space for

their own traumas, they're not going to be able to have capacity for the patient and it could

potentially cause harm.

Welcome to the whole view. I'm Stacey Toth of Real Everything and I'm here each week

to dive deeper into how we can find happiness and health inside and out through self-love,

body positivity, and discovering new ways to be our best selves. Before we get started,

a reminder, this podcast is for general education purposes and is not intended to diagnose,

advise, or treat any physical or mental illness. And while Priyanka is a doctor, she is not

your doctor. So we always recommend that you see a licensed health professional,

accordingly. That said, welcome to the show Dr. Wally. Thank you. That is a disclaimer and a half.

Thanks for having me. Yeah, I think it's great. We've had actually quite a few

PhDs and practicing doctors on the Shend. I have never had one that is also a professional

comedian. Oh, yeah, you can jog. He was unavailable. So you got me. Yeah, yeah. I'm excited to

be here. I'm excited to dive into just listeners to introduce you Priyanka Wally is a standard

comedian practicing physician and internal medicine and co-host of the podcast hypochondri actor,

which try to say that three times fast. Yeah, that's pretty good. And in each episode,

you and your co-host Sean Hayes, which a lot of listeners probably know from Will and Grace,

welcome a celebrity guest and some of the ones that you have. I listen to Kristen Bell,

Kathy Najemi, Robert Downey Jr. to discuss some sort of medical story. And what I love is that you

also specialize in holistic internal medicine and an integrative nutrition practice, so to speak.

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