Hi, everyone is Dr. Nagra again.

Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

Thanks, as always, to all of our followers new and long-term.

Appreciate your continued support of our program.

And I enjoy the feedback, and I had the pleasure of meeting people who came up this week for

neuropsych valves from very far away places.

So, um, my heartfelt appreciation and, um, gratitude.

So, um, before I get into this topic, just wanted to,

Julie and I went and saw the Springsteen movie, delivered me from nowhere.

And for those of you who've been following the program,

know that I've been a huge Springsteen fan throughout my life

since I was a little kid.

And I still hope to meet him someday.

But it is a great movie.

One, if you are a fan, too,

if you want to get a glimpse into depression and strain

parental relationships and realize that independent of your status, your career, just who you are, that no one is immune to the difficulties of life and

of pain and emotion.

So, you know, an excellent, excellent movie.

I'm sure I watch it many times when it comes out on demand.

So continuing with the topics, I've maintained the organic approach of doing this.

And I've stayed in this theme of, I'd have done a lot of clinical stuff, more theory-based

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