So Rebecca I have a lot of emails that patrons have emailed us and I thought we'd read those emails and answer them.

Also, you went to the fan page, the Psychology and Seattle Facebook fan page, and inquired that people submit questions

for you to answer, so I thought we'd be, we'd do both emails and these fan page questions. what do you say, Rebecca?

Good, I'm so glad I was proactive.

Yeah, this is the Psychology and Seattle podcast.

I'm your host, Dr Kirkconda, I'm a therapist and a professor. Who are you, Rebecca?

I'm Rebecca Bloom.

I'm a therapist specializing in trauma.

I have a private practice, but I'm full.

Go away.

All right, this first email is from patron Megan in Yelm, good old Yelm.

She says, I was wondering what you think about therapists with piercings and tattoos.

I'm currently an undergrad working towards my LMHC

and was wondering if my alternative lifestyle

will hinder me in my future career.

Rebecca, what do you think?

I've taken my piercings out and I've just started showing

my tattoos in the last three months of COVID I give up. But I had piercings when I started and I took them out. But that was 20 years ago. This question came up on the queer

of this group. you came up on the queer this were interesting.

Somebody said, this is the way your future clients will know you're one of them.

It's okay.

It's actually a question about having crazy colored hair, but this idea

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