Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Niagara again. Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

As always, the highlight of my week. I appreciate everybody that follows our podcast.

Thank you for all of the inspiration and kind words and letting us know the positive impact that we are having on

trying to demystify, legitimize, and really shed light on a topic that I myself have devoted my life to, um,

Julia as well,

even though,

you know,

our disciplines are different,

um,

we're able to really kind of bridge the,

the gap between all different parts of,

of psychology and psychiatry from psychologically valves to neuropsycholachios

uh cognitive behavioral therapy psychopharmacology even genetic testing so um i always make a priority

to start each of these episodes with uh definitely gratitude and sincere appreciation.

And if I have not gotten back to you, keep reaching out.

I do my best.

And I know people are surprised when I pick up the phone or return a text, but I truly enjoy this process.

I know we're not treating anybody, but it's a privilege to have people come

from various parts of the world to have me do neuropsychilals. And I'm truly grateful and much

appreciation for that. So today's topic is one that I come across because I do diagnostics on children,

adolescents and obviously adults, and one that I think is incredibly a disorder that is increasingly

more prevalent that I think we realize is social anxiety disorder

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