So Bob I have a lot of emails waiting for us to read on the air and for us to respond to.

There's a lot of clinical things, there's a lot of things that are addressed to specifically

you and me.

Let's get into it.

What do you say, Bob? Bob yeah how many do you have

well geez uh... dozens i think

we get through a couple three four maybe sometimes sometimes sometimes just one that's, you know.

I feel terrible if we weren't worth the weight.

This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda, I'm a therapist and a professor who are you Bob I'm also a therapist here in practice in Seattle and a good friend of yours.

Yeah, yeah so I want to actually try to get through as many emails as possible.

So let's try and I mean essentially that's just me reminding myself not to be too much of a win bag.

So Upper-Tear patron asks a very timely question.

I've been meeting with my therapist in person without masks for a few months now.

I recently found out that my therapist isn't being diligent about social distancing.

I don't know what to do.

He mentioned offhand a few weeks ago that he would be out a few days coming up and it was

only later when I specifically asked that I learned he had

traveled. I'm also in the same social circle as one of his adult children and saw a photo

on social media of their family together, including my friend

who had just flown cross-country for a completely unsoci-distance bachelor party weekend

with a dozen other guys at a lake house. My therapist and I both

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