My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 1920 Go Ahead And Try

There were many psychologists when they entered the living room. All of them were having a lively discussion.

The leader, Professor Frederick Zelensky, a well-known psychiatrist in Somerland, was the one who spearheaded Lucas' path in the field of medical psychology.

Rosalie had heard her teacher mention this name before. He was indeed a leading psychiatrist in Somerland. He had studied psychology for more than 30 years and had written many books on psychology.

One of which was in criminal psychology, the police textbook for criminal case studies.

This time, he brought many students to treat Tamsine's illness and impart some knowledge points at the same time.

Of course, there were other famous doctors present, but they were not as famous as Frederick. Everyone somewhat revolved around him and worked out solutions based on his ideas.

Frederick just glanced sideways when he saw Byron and Rosalie approach. He waved his hands to silence everyone and immediately walked in front of Byron.

"President Lawrence, hello. Are you here to visit the patient?"

Byron constantly appeared on the internet and in the media, so it was no surprise that he was well-known.

he also smiled and reached out to

I'm Byron Lawrence. You must be Professor Frederick Zelensky. It's a great pleasure to meet you. We feel more relieved to have a renowned doctor like you treat Auntie

like flattery, but Frederick was very pleased because it came from Byron, someone credible. The professor nodded with

Rosalie and greeted her, "Mrs.

getting used to this title

We’re dropping by today to

before, but I

responded politely

is a psychological one. Dr. Jacobs would probably be unable to do

with the man’s tone. Rosalie frowned slightly with a hint of

"That's not necessarily true. Some mental illnesses can be treated through pathological

trying," Frederick responded reluctantly with a

to them, Jonah heard that something was wrong and hurriedly

the two of them

entered, Frederick's expression turned cold."

a mental illness.