8:24So what is your experience with this? Or what have you seen in terms of how trauma might be experienced, perhaps mostly the same, but slightly differently by folks with diverse backgrounds?
8:38So one of the things I did was I went ahead and got a certificate in treating trauma.
8:42And then I have years of experience in neurodiversity.
8:45So the two kind of fell in my lap.
8:48And I think one of the most important things to think about is that neurodiversity deals with the development of our brain and trauma deals with how we process things.
9:00So, you know, neurodiversity is how information comes into our brain, where trauma is how we interpret safety and danger.
11:27Can you tell us some experiences of how that interaction can look?