Welcome to Therapists Uncensor, a podcast'm here with my co-hosts, Ann Kelly, and Sue Marriott.

And we're with Austin and Connection.

Say hi guys.

Hohoo.

So Austin and Connection is a nonprofit here in Austin, Texas that has been going for 10 years and it is the largest gathering of therapists that are interested in the relational sciences locally that there is in the

world that at least that I know.

And I know some of the global organizations even and I am pretty confident to be able to say that

this is the largest gathering.

The Ossident connection coordinates, the largest gathering of therapists interested in these

relational sciences and in training and studying and learning together.

Here we are.

We're sitting in a library in Austin, Texas

with a group from Austin in Connection,

and we have been engaged in a conversation

about the state of the states today,

and as far as how political climate is impacting us,

and how we're responding and we're reviewing some of the concepts of

interpersonal neurobiology to make them applicable to real life settings,

make them real world useful.

And it seems like as we're talking about this that there is a lot of

commonality and what people are experiencing out there and some differences.

And so

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