Sarah Nielsen

And then I had another client who had both of their children, one or both were trans, and if not, the other one was gay.

So both of them were in LGBTQ, so on and so forth.

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.