Good afternoon, everyone.

It's Dr. Niagara again, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

There's always a heartfelt thank you to all of our followers here in the United States.

And globally, it is a pleasure to do this on a weekly basis.

And I appreciate all the comments and people who've reached out and I try my best to

get a hold of everybody and I will give you this Julie with the water I will give you um

my contact information at the end of this episode and I kind of like doing the one last

week where we kind of did a Q&A.

So feel free to, you know, there was kind of fun doing that, just answering individual

questions, you know, directly related to, you know, real life case examples. So I am, I am

open to that and, and definitely welcome those

suggestions. And just, I think in terms of what people, um, like the most from the podcast, in terms

of popularity with topics, I definitely think of the personality disorders.

Borderline being number one, and one that I'm interested in.

As you know, I've done probably the most episodes on borderline and various aspects of it,

and we will continue to revisit that because I do, as I've said, I believe it is extremely

more prevalent and more prominent than what the prevalence rates in the current diagnostic

manual would state.

And a lot of that, I remember which episode I talked about this, you know, my perspective in terms of

just how, you know, economics and just societal changes can really dictate, you know, the

ideology of many different psychiatric conditions. So today, I wanted to talk about the different class of disorders that I've,

I think I've alluded to,

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