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You're like the holy grill of women entrepreneurs.

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Thank you so much.

So I found you on social media and you do sort of like these therapy snippets on relationships in the car. And you have a practice. You have patience?

I do. I have clients. So I'm a relationship coach. And I've been running my practice now for about

four years. So it's been a real blessing and a real joy. I was in academia before that. I was the director of a clinical

psychology program at a university. And so I did that for a number of years and taught in psychology.

So what is your training? My training is in social psychology. So a lot of people are not familiar

with that because it is a smaller part of the discipline. So about 33% of the discipline

is clinical psychology and they deal with, you know, severe mental illness. And then we have the

rest of us who are specialized in different areas of psychology. So social psychology is just really

the study of human interaction. So I am basically a researcher and human behavior expert in romantic relationships. So I

study relationships from kind of a scientific point of view. And then I went into coaching, which is

just fundamentally kind of a different avenue than therapy. It's really focused on the science

and then results, you know, and being very prescriptive and results oriented

versus kind of like processing and discovery, which is a lot more of what therapy is about.

Okay. So my question is, so you talk a lot about attachment, attachment disorder, all the different

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