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There is a new app called stir and it's a dating app for single parents because dating is a single

parent is just trickier than when you're not trying to explain to someone your difficult schedule

because kids are a big part of your life and it's just not as easy meeting single people who

understand that and so stir is the number one dating app designed for single parents.

Most single parents are looking to just have fun and meet new people without any pressure or

judgment but it's really hard to do that if you're not meeting like-minded people who are experiencing

the same thing you are. Stir is a place where being a single parent is your strength. Stir is where

you can relax and be yourself and stir is where you don't have to apologize for having a hectic

schedule. Your kids go to bed at 8 and you don't have to. Stir is the app designed for parents

who just happen to be single. So give this a try because I know how important it is to make connections

and feel seen and taking care of and having fun and flirting and remembering that it's nice to

kind of get dressed once in a while. Download stir or tell your single friends to just try it out.

Get out there and date. By the way it even has a unique feature of stir time which helps coordinate

your busy schedules up front which streamline scheduling a date. It's free to join and

free to connect with others.

Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Aliza Pressman and today's episode is with the Boer Mate. Dr.

Mate is a physician and author. He has a background in family medicine with a focus on child development,

trauma and the impact of early experiences on lifelong physical and mental health. He's

authored five books exploring topics such as ADHD, stress, developmental psychology and addiction.

I wanted to have a conversation with Gabor today about his new book The Myth of Normal,

Trauma, Illness and Healing in a Toxic Culture. He co-authored it with his son Daniel. It was so

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