Dr. Orna Guralnik

So I just decided to take the leap of faith with them and turned out so awesome.

It's a really good question because generally the ethics of my profession is, are, I do not ever disclose anything about my work with patients ever, except to my supervisors.

But like, it's like a very strict rule.

frame of confidentiality.

Like I don't get to talk to anyone about my patients.

Like you can't gossip.

It's really important to keep privacy.

Like I'm a vault generally.

Um, but when people sign up to do something like to participate in a film, then they give up on all of that.

It changes the whole frame of the therapy, which is one of the things I wasn't sure would work.

Right.

No, people, we've had situations.

I mean, most people, most of the participants get a huge amount of love from the world just for being willing to put themselves out there and people really identify with them.

But once in a while, you know, people have this tendency to want a villain.

And if people don't watch the whole, um,

The whole season, if they just get stuck on the beginning of a season, they might decide, oh, I'm going to hate on this person.

I love hating on people.

And that gets difficult for people.

I know from couples that have reached out to us that they get suddenly like a thread of hate from the audience.

And that's awful.