Dr. Rhonda Barofsky

Yes. Thank you for clarifying that. Yeah, I appreciate that. Let's go on to the next one. Okay. Are you guys ready for the next one?

Yes. Thank you for clarifying that. Yeah, I appreciate that. Let's go on to the next one. Okay. Are you guys ready for the next one?

Okay. Hi, David. You've mentioned a few times that there are only a handful of quote-unquote real psychological disorders with known causes as opposed to just a collection of symptoms. Could you please tell us a bit about how you would go about helping somebody with one of the real disorders like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder using team therapy.

Okay. Hi, David. You've mentioned a few times that there are only a handful of quote-unquote real psychological disorders with known causes as opposed to just a collection of symptoms. Could you please tell us a bit about how you would go about helping somebody with one of the real disorders like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder using team therapy.

Most of the episodes with personal work seem to fall into the other category, anxiety, depression, compulsive behavior.

Most of the episodes with personal work seem to fall into the other category, anxiety, depression, compulsive behavior.

Well, I have to say, in over four years of doing these podcasts, this has never happened before. Okay, you guys.

Well, I have to say, in over four years of doing these podcasts, this has never happened before. Okay, you guys.

Yeah, we can keep that in.

Yeah, we can keep that in.

So do you want me to read? Do you want to just push ahead and answer it?

So do you want me to read? Do you want to just push ahead and answer it?

Okay. You've mentioned a few times, David, that there are only a handful of real, real as in quotes, psychological disorders. with known causes as opposed to just a collection of symptoms. Could you please explain a bit, tell how you would go about helping somebody with one of the real disorders like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder using team therapy?

Okay. You've mentioned a few times, David, that there are only a handful of real, real as in quotes, psychological disorders. with known causes as opposed to just a collection of symptoms. Could you please explain a bit, tell how you would go about helping somebody with one of the real disorders like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder using team therapy?

Most of the episodes on the podcast with personal work seem to fall into other categories, such as depression, anxiety, compulsive behavior. So I'd be really curious about some examples. Best regards, Moritz.

Most of the episodes on the podcast with personal work seem to fall into other categories, such as depression, anxiety, compulsive behavior. So I'd be really curious about some examples. Best regards, Moritz.

And probably a lot of rejection experiences.

And probably a lot of rejection experiences.

Anything you want to add, Matt?

Anything you want to add, Matt?