Hi again, everybody, it's Dr. Niagara, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

I believe we are into our fourth year of doing the podcast, and it is an absolute pleasure

and the highlight of my week and the opportunity to interact with so many people from so many

different backgrounds and across the

globe I appreciate your continued support of our program and it certainly turned into something

bigger than I had ever really anticipated when my father first kind of put the idea in my head

to do a program like this.

So thank you for your continued support, and I will give you contact information of how to get

a hold of me. And if you are sending messages through Buzzsprout for fan mail, I'm happy to post

comments, but I can't respond to them.

So I will give you contact information and how to get a hold of me.

So I haven't responded to anybody who's posted on BuzzFrault that I will give you the contact

information at the end, as I usually do, to get hold to me.

And I do my best to get back to as many people as possible because mental health is something that I have dedicated my life to.

And it is something that is very much a part of the everyday fabric of just my everyday experience.

So one of the topics that I frequently get asked to talk about and revisit is the whole concept of personality disorders.

And it is an area that I have always found incredibly interesting as not only a student, but also as an individual

practitioner, as a neuropsychologist.

And as I have spoken about in the vast majority of the podcast that I've done so far, is the

the importance of getting a full neuropsychological evaluation

either for yourself or for a partner, a child, anybody that may be struggling with a psychiatric condition,

because testing is really, if done right, is really able to delineate a very accurate

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