Good afternoon, everyone. Dr. Niagara again, where the next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

Another great week. I'm again, very humbled doing this program and even more humbled by the number of people from around the United States who are coming to see me for Neurosikevals.

And if you booked your plane tickets, are staying in the Boston area or the Plymouth

area, which is close to Duxbury, where Julie and I live and our private practice is located.

So a lot of gratitude to everybody who's listening.

And as I've said before I never imagined starting this podcast we would have as many followers that we've have and I really

appreciate all the text messages all of the emails all the phone calls and That's the reason I put my cell phone number out there.

I just try to do at least my modest version of God's work in trying to impart knowledge

and demystify mental health.

You know, as a neuropsychologist, my primary role is diagnostics, figuring out what's wrong

psychiatrically, neurodevelopmentally, neurocognitively.

I don't do much therapy, but I do have a small therapy caseload, and I treat primarily

borderline personality disorder.

So, again, those of you who have been following this program know that I do all of these

episodes off the top of my head.

I contemplate, usually on Sunday, you know, Julie's here.

She pops in, again, you guys who follow, she's in the house somewhere.

But somebody had contacted me this week.

I'm going to combine a few different topics today because I think they're all very relevant

and pertinent in something that I come across.

I know Julie comes across in our daily clinical practice.

The first one, I think it was somebody I had correspondence with via text messaging about what do you do

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