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

A heartfelt thank you to all of our followers, both here in the United States and internationally.

And obviously, you can tell that Julie is here because she's making noise in the background.

But again, much appreciation for following our program, for allowing us to come into your lives,

and for all those who have come from far away for neuropsychivalves and those who have upcoming visits.

Certainly looking forward to the opportunity to continue talking with you guys and

emailing and texting and collaborating and just sharing our education and our experience in the

realm of mental health, which is what I wanted to kind of focus on today,

even though it's the last week of May, May here in the United States is Mental Health Awareness

Month. We are, I think, a culture that is very much a hallmark holiday culture.

We pretty much every day of the year has something aside for the major holidays like

Christmas and Easter, Thanksgiving, New Year's.

But then we have, you know, Valentine's Day and Swedish Day,

and then we have Secretary's Day and, you know, Earth Day and all these other days.

And then we decide we pick one month out of the year to bring awareness to mental health.

And that was one of the year to bring awareness to mental health. And that was one of the primary driving factors in the creation of this podcast was to bring

awareness to mental health, not just once a month, once a year, but, you know, at least on a weekly basis, because

it is a topic in a field that I have devoted my life to, my education, my training.

It's what I really live and breathe on a continual basis and

something that I'm extremely passionate about and hopefully that comes across in the podcast.

But mental health awareness is, you know, it's like I said, we say here in the United States, we have May as mental health awareness is you know like I said we we see here in the United States we

have May as mental health awareness month but but but you know what does that mean

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