Hi, everyone, it's Dr. Niagara again.

Next episode, Psychology Unplugged.

Thanks, as always, to all of our listeners and followers.

I appreciate your continued support and investment in these episodes.

And another fun week, interesting week of being able to talk and communicate with a lot of people across a wide area of topics and interests and questions.

So continue to reach out and I will give you my contact information again at the end of the episode.

I do try to get back to as many people

as possible. If I haven't, please continue to reach out. And again, it's really an absolute

privilege to be able to be doing this going on, I think, five years. So one topic I wanted to revisit, because I get a lot of questions, whether it's through

the podcast or through patients that I see with respect to personality.

I've done a lot of episodes,

those of you following the program for a while,

on borderline personality.

And I've covered all the other personality disorders,

and I will revisit them at some point in the future,

depending where my mind goes or is at any given

moment.

But I think I did an episode on this before, but I wanted to expand in more detail about

attachment.

Attachment theory, attachment styles, parenting.

And the implications that all of these have on the developing sense of self,

you know, personality between five and eight years of age,

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