Sarah Nielsen

Um, and this person had a lot of irrational fear, you know, with this administration, um, you know, of, I mean, some of this stuff gets pretty outlandish of the fears that's going to happen with LGBTQ and this administration.

Um, but she had a lot of fear, a lot of irrational fear.

And we did other work in her therapy, but then it kind of like gravitated to this for her.

And we did decide to move to a place of not working together after working together for some time.

Somewhat temporary, short term, I would say.

And I think it was the best decision for her.

But she had a lot of irrational thinking.

A lot.

I have some other love clients, but, you know, some of my other love clients, it comes up here and there every once in a while.

It's not extreme.

I just lost Ryan.

Yeah, I saw that.

Do we pause?

You'll see.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I do find it.

I do find it interesting with that client.

Do I have to say this?

I do find it interesting with a lot of irrational thinking, her story, and both of her children identifying in LGBTQ.