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Welcome back, guys, to a brand new episode of Uni Therapy.

Is it weird when I say that every episode? Or is that what you're supposed to do?

I think that's what you're supposed to say. Okay. Well, we have a very special episode and I have my

friend Kellan. What up? Here with me. You guys might know her. She's been on the podcast quite a few times.

And we will explain why she's on here in a second. But anything you want to say to the people before we... I'm just happy to be here. Okay. So I'm glad you're happy to be here because this will be the third time. We have done this. And I'm very grateful that you are willing to do this again. And it's a labor of love. It's a labor of love. I want you guys to know a lot when it's going into this episode. More than it should. But here we are. So let's just get into it. Right? Should we? Okay. So you guys might have already figured it out, but this episode is going to be about narcissism. Well, I guess I should read that.

Oh, yeah. Your statement? Yeah. My statement is my PR statement. I was supposed to be my publicist

wrote this for. Okay. So this episode is on narcissism. And before we get started, I just want to

talk to you a little bit about why we're doing this and what the goal is.

So the goal of this episode is to help other people understand what it feels like to be impacted in whatever kind of relationship, whether it's romantic, a coach, a boss, a parent, a friend. So the goal is to help anybody who's been impacted with

or by someone with narcissistic traits or somebody who has full-blown narcissistic

personality disorder. We will also be talking about the difference of those. So really our goal is to

help people understand what it is. Now, some of you may be aware that I have previously released an episode on narcissism

that has since been removed from the Unite Therapy Library. For that reason, I would like to

bring attention to a very distinct disclaimer and make it more clear than ever that throughout the entirety of

this podcast and especially this episode, I am in no way diagnosing anyone with any mental

health disorder. I also don't want to diagnose anybody with a mental health disorder. I can't do

that unless you're in my room and asking for help and treatment.

And if you are in my office and I have offered you a diagnosis, I definitely wouldn't be

talking about it on here because HIPAA. And also, I just wouldn't do that because I'm not a bad

person. She's a professional. So I will be talking about experiences, some real and some hypothetical that will help paint the

picture of what narcissistic traits can look like.

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