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

the highlight of my week, sincere appreciation. As always, to international following

and again, very humble to have this opportunity to do this and present the collective knowledge that Julie and myself share, but I always defer to myself as a perpetual student, continually learning from individuals.

And just my new textbook came in the mail. This is what I read, which is

the neuropsychological assessment of neuropsychiatric and neuromedical disorder. So this is my

fun reading material for the next few weeks. But I think it's really important to stay on top

of the field, on top of psychology and and psychiatry because it is an ever-changing

field, especially with the end, you know, the advances in technology. So I appreciate all the comments.

I keep working on the longest part of what I do is writing my neuropsychievels because they do take a long

period of time, but I do get them done, and I am confident at the end of that, that it is an accurate picture of whoever it is that I am doing an assessment for.

So, it's really fun to talk a lot of people this week, and it's interesting.

The personality disorders are

probably the ones that I get the most calls about emails texts it is one area that I really

enjoy and something that definitely comes across in my area in terms of treatment or diagnostics of various personality disorders.

So I'm going to cover one that I have not covered yet. I may have alluded to it. I know I've been

doing the eating disorders, but I got several people this week. Again, the way the trends come,

and it's interesting how they come from not just, it's like my next-door neighbor

or my friend. We had this idea. It's like somebody in Spain and then somebody in California

and kind of say, hey, can you talk about this? So I'm going to talk today about paranoid

personality disorder. And as our podcast has been blessed to grow at the size that it has, I know I go off sometimes on tangents and I'll probably do that today.

But I've been more diligent about making notes and organizing myself in a more systematic manner.

Because, again, I know a lot of people like I said

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