And then And welcome back to the Garden guys. Thank you for joining me today. Today I'm here with Emily.

Nice to see you good. How are you doing all right how are you? I'm doing good. I'm pretty

stoked to have you on the show. You're you're somebody who deals with oh disclaimer.

There is possible discussion of child abuse, child trauma.

If that is something you are not mentally capable of digesting, I would recommend skipping this one.

At some point, so you, so explain what you do.

So I work full time as a child therapist.

I've been doing that for the past four years.

I've worked with adults and children, but primarily with children.

So what made you getting into being a therapist?

Oh, just the age old tale, right?

You know, everyone had a struggling childhood

and went to school just to learn more about myself and to kind of help others who went through similar things to maybe avoid

continuing that cycle. Right. I can imagine as a therapist that's a lot right I can imagine as a therapist that's a lot to take on

emotionally especially when you do it for long periods of time like you just said

four years that's a lot what makes you continue doing it? The wins. Yeah. They're few and far between but I you know and I oversee that entire department so I see it's overseas several child clinicians and a lot of

them are new out of school and are just in the very beginning of that process of

finding where those soft spots are emotionally and it's a lot.

You get really shell-shocked by the reality of the world.

Yeah.

And not everyone has gone through horrible things, but it's pretty common and it's out there.

Okay, so you're also a mom.

...