Hi everyone, it's Dr. Niagara again. Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged. I always like to start

each episode with a heartfelt thank you to all of our followers here in the United States. And

internationally, it's fun to do this every week. And I appreciate your comments and feedback and input and I've been able to

talk with a lot of people over the past week and for those of you who we haven't connected yet

please continue to reach out I will give you my contact information at the end of this episode

um for those of you guys who post fan mail,

I'm hoping to kind of,

I'm happy to post that on our Buzzsprout page.

It's just if you send me a question or a message,

I guess more so a question or a clinical topic,

there's no way that I can respond to you.

And again, like I said,

I'll give you contact information of how to get in contact with me at the end of this episode.

So today's topic, I'm going to circle back to one that is invariably a common thread throughout many of the topics that I've gone over over the last,

you know, few years. And even more so, it's a topic and a disorder that with symptoms that really permeate a vast majority of different psychiatric conditions.

And a lot of the emails I've received over the past few weeks, I kind of go through them.

And some people have suggested about toxic people and toxicity.

In general, bosses who are toxic.

Other people have talked about psychology majors who want to go into the field.

And I think I did an episode on this a while ago about different careers in the field.

I can certainly revisit that.

Another one is that people have requested a topic on sibling abuse and sibling rivalry.

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