And Ron, also to help our listeners connect with you a little more, would you mind sharing a little bit about how, you know, maybe some of your own personal experiences through your childhood, how did they shape the therapist that you are today? And how did that inspire the work that you're doing now to help so many people?

Definitely.

And I think for me, uh, It's been a journey.

It's definitely been a journey of self-reflection and therapy for many, many years.

Like I said, a big part of that was the loss of my father when I was three.

And a lot of that unresolved feelings, unrepressed confusion or emptiness that I felt that essentially was like, oh, there's supposed to be someone there, but he was missing.

And eventually that became a lot of very, very, I would even say paralyzing social anxiety.

Yeah.