Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Niagara again. Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged. As always, a sincere thank you to all of our followers, both in the United States and internationally. Really appreciate the confidence that you guys have in us in being individuals in the field where we can provide education and knowledge and

collective experience, both from an academic perspective and from a practical hands-on clinical

perspective.

And we know the main premise of doing this, as I've said many times, is about the destigmatizing, legitimizing mental health

and really instilling a sense of true hope, independent of whatever psychiatric condition

or conditions you or someone in your family or a circle or community is struggling with.

There's a vast array of topics that we have covered.

There's plenty more topics that we will cover.

And I really enjoyed doing this.

And I appreciate all the comments and the feedback.

And if I haven't gotten back to you, I will just keep texting me and reaching out.

And I will do the best I can to get back to you.

And it is truly a pleasure for the people who I've met so far from different parts of the world

who've come for neurosuricavals, and I truly express my sincere gratitude.

So, you know, what I've realized is we have such a diverse audience of listeners,

many of which are just individuals who are fascinated by this field, individuals who may be

struggling with a psychiatric condition, individuals who may be

in a relationship with someone, professionals in the field. And I know there's a lot of students

who use this program and take notes and learn from it.

So I appreciate that.

So I do my best, you know, I've tried my best over the last several weeks and months

to be more focused.

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