Welcome back clinical problem solvers. My name is Reza. Our team, except for two members, have no idea that we're doing this brief intro.

Robbie, can you let the audience know why we're being so sneaky?

Well, friends, I can't believe I'm about to say this, but it's actually our one-year anniversary.

No, no, no, not Reza and Mayan's anniversary. It's the CP solvers one-year anniversary. No, no, no, no, not a resident of Mayans anniversary. It's the CP

Solvers one-year anniversary. And boy, what a year it's been. We are so thankful to every single

one of you who's listening. You've really given us the fuel to do this work, and we are very, very,

very grateful. We would like to thank each of our team members in alphabetical order.

I actually, Deraachan, is a clinician educator in Cleveland, my former roommate, and a founding

member of this team.

He has led our audio editing efforts from day one and is the voice behind that outstanding

AVNRT video.

And Greg Garneau, Greg is a retired consultant who spent a lot of his time working with non-proachial is the voice behind that outstanding AVNRT video.

And Greg Garneau, Greg is a retired consultant who spent a lot of his time working with non-profit corporations and has been instrumental to our organizational development.

Basically, he's what stands between Reza and I driving the CP solvers to the ground.

Will Garneau, son of Greg Garneau, aka Willie G, is a clinician educator in Baltimore.

He is behind the creation and maintenance of our Instagram and Patreon pages

and those cool CP solvers shirts you may have seen.

Ryoko Hamaguchi.

So Ryoko is a fourth-year student at Harvard.

She is an outstanding and incredibly talented visual artist who has taken our schemas just to another level.

Chris Jackson.

Chris is a clinician educator in Tennessee who we first met when he presented a case on the show.

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