Kasey & Co. Therapy Group advocates for a future where access to high-quality mental health care is not only protected but designed by the unparalleled talent of an inclusive workforce. The philosophy behind this vision is one of transforming care to have more of an elevated and distinguished impact on the culture of mental health. All services offer a role in creating this climate by deliberately and continually, articulating, reinforcing, and modeling industry-leading standards for premier health and wellness.
Service Vision
Our Suite of Services
We offer concierge-style services with a quick onboarding process for individual and family therapy, clinical supervision and provider consultation in California. Services are designed for individuals 18+. There is an accommodation for families and adolescents 14+ at provider discretion. All ongoing clients are welcomed in with a free consultation to ensure the best professional fit and service personalization. Your provider will then walk you personally through onboarding and all aspects of service delivery.
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Request a Consultation
Most services start with a free 20 minute consultation, booked by phone or through the online self-service portal 24/7. Your confirmation email comes with an invitation to complete a short questionnaire. At the appointment time, virtually meet your selected provider and get an overview of the process.
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Complete our Welcome Packet
All of the initial paperwork is captured once, electronically, at the start and we request only the necessary information. It shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes to complete. Most schedules are set weekly or bi-weekly, depending on the service.
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Set Priorities
Each service has a set of goals that are collaboratively designed. Whether it is reducing anxiety in therapy, cultivating the mindset to ask for that raise during your next review cycle, or regularly attending supervision, we identify what is most important to you, and evaluate dates/deadlines, steps, barriers, collaborators, cost and commitment to those priorities. We emphasize the strategies needed to get results!
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Grow and Refine
We all live what we’ve learned. Unlearning and relearning takes definition, patience, consistency, and self-compassion. We are here to help you do what you want to personally and professionally, but no empire was ever built overnight. Expect to stay consistent, challenge barriers, be creative, learn new ways of relating to ourselves and others and be willing to entertain new belief systems.
Therapy
We provide individual therapy for adults 18+ in California, exclusively online. Each therapist has their own unique style and specialty that guides change and transformation. Appointments are usually scheduled at the same day and time, weekly or bi-weekly, over the course of 4-6+ months. Associate and fully licensed therapists available. Bilingual staff available. Se habla Español. Fees begin at $80/hr and up.
Clinical Supervision
We provide office-based and mobile supervision graduate (student) and postgraduate (ASWs) social workers with BBS qualified supervisors in CA. We offer individual, triadic, and group supervision on select days and times. All supervision commitments are weekly, at a minimum for 60 minutes per session. Fees begin at $75/hr/person and up.
Consultation
Consultation, Training and Workshops are available for providers and community members in California seeking specific insights. Topics include practice-building mastery, professional development, special populations (children and families), and community engagement. Beginning at $100 for 30-minutes.
How We Make Our Services Accessible
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Online By Design
Our therapy and consultation services are designed to be 100% virtual and they are here to stay. When the owner, Kasey David, started her solo practice in 2019, it was virtual by design. Elements have been revised to support a group practice. Virtual services are here to stay, without sacrifice or deadlines.
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Non-Traditional Hours
Our providers often see people during the evenings and weekends. Evening appointments are available between 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm. Saturday appointments are available 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
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Low-Cost Options
We employ Masters degreed pre-licensed therapists, who are in the process of gaining experience towards full licensure. Because they work under high quality supervision and have been trained in the most modern practices, we are able to offer their services at rate of $80/hr. This offers clients seeking a low-cost option to receive care from the most contemporary and recently informed therapists.
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Bilingual Providers
Our Practice Manager and some of our therapists are Spanish-speaking. For a consistent experience, paperwork is available in also Spanish. Se habla Espanol.
Our Service Philosophy is About…
Making Diversity Matter
Each provider has spent 90% of their professional career, working with underrepresented, underappreciated, or stigmatized populations. We are aligned with finding diversity and difference because we believe that is what makes people whole. Our services are designed with a lens of inclusivity, flexibility, and multiculturalism, to accentuate diversity so we can meet the changing needs of the population.
Based on our principles of diversity, equity and inclusion, 40% of our staff are bilingual, we regularly participate in philanthropic activities, set aside time to work pro-bono, and give back locally to empower the community. In addition, we are:
- LGBT, body-positive, vegan/vegetarian, HIV/AIDS, and sex-worker allied
- Experienced with treating high-impact experiences like traumatic events and oppression
- Have personal and professional values that align with social work values, such as social justice, dignity, service, and empowerment
- Routinely do our own “inner work” to recognize biases, conflicts, and privilege to be the most effective
Culturally Diverse Clients
All of our providers maintain a caseload of culturally diverse clientele. It is a privilege to serve clients who would share with us experiences that differ from our own, so we can experience the fullness of life. Though diverse, there is a common humanity we aim to find amongst each individual we serve.
We don’t want everyone to look alike.
Safe Spaces
We are comfortable talking about the issues of race, ethnicity, privilege, sexuality, finances, motherhood, death, trauma, and more. We have done our inner work to heal personally, so we can normalize these topics and create a culture of safety around them.
We are committed to being safe.
Specialized Training
Each of our providers has general training in depression and anxiety, as they are two of the most common issues we see. In addition, we all acquire additional training and continuing education to treat a special population, such as women, sexual trauma, or multiculturalism.
Training is based on the population.
What Our Favorite Leaders Say About Honoring Life
Brene Brown
“I want to be in the arena. I want to be brave with my life. And when we make the choice to dare greatly, we sign up to get our asses kicked. We can choose courage or we can choose comfort, but we can’t have both. Not at the same time.”
Maya Angelou
“You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, how you can still come out of it.”
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
“Dissents speak to a future age. It’s not simply to say, ‘My colleagues are wrong and I would do it this way.’ But the greatest dissents do become court opinions and gradually over time their views become the dominant view. So that’s the dissenter’s hope: that they are writing not for today, but for tomorrow.”
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- Request Appointment
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“The courage to be vulnerable, to show up and be seen. To ask for what you need, to talk about how you’re feeling, to have the hard conversations.”
Brene Brown
Reception Area
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One free 20-minute consultation.
Welcome Packet
Prepare for your visit.
- At least 48 hours in advance
- Complete a card with basic information
- Complete a brief history questionnaire
- Prepare your questions
- Find a private place with strong internet
Attend Appointment
Discuss your needs and the fit with the provider.
- Ask questions about their specialty, change, and comfortability with your experiences
- Review potential goals
- Review schedule
- If it is a good fit, book your full 60-min Assessment
What to Expect
First Session
Assessment
- Generally 60 minutes
- Review your history with your therapist
- Set SMART Goals so you have clearly defined goals
- Set session schedule for a predictable day and time
- Discuss what each session will look like, including the use of workbooks or other materials
- Give feedback to your therapist
- Breathe deeply!
Between Sessions
Session 2+
- Review the 2-3 goals that guide your sessions and what changes you are starting to see
- Periodically review your goals every 12-16 weeks
- Complete clinical questionnaires every 2-4 weeks to quantify progress
- Celebrate wins and refine learning opportunities
- Self-report changes each session at the beginning
- Auto-pay will automatically deduct your share of costs each session day
- Use the portal to reschedule or cancel any sessions at least 24 hours in advance
- When you have met your goals, plan for discharge and say goodbyes
About Our Group
Individual Therapy
Adults 18+
Family Therapy
Certain providers see minors 14-17 years old.
Exclusively Online
100% online Must be physically in the state of California
Se habla Español
We are Bilingual. Certain providers speak Spanish.
Consistent
Most therapy sessions are held weekly or biweekly, generally for 50 min. at the same day and time.
Convenient
An online portal available to clients 24/7 for scheduling, messaging, secure payment, and documentation.
Secure
HIPAA Compliant systems and security measures, with the highest level of privacy and confidentiality in remote work spaces.
GROUP SPECIALTIES
Our Communities
Who We See.
- Individuals and Families
- All Gender Identities
- Spanish-Speaking
- People of Color
- Multiculturalism
- Helping Professionals
- Educators
- College/Grad Students
- Millennials
- Gen Z
- First-Generation
- High Performers
Our Experiences
What They Share.
- Anxiety
- Depression
- OCD/Hair-pulling
- Traumatic Experiences
- Unhealthy Coping Styles
- Women’s Health & Sexuality
- Racial/Ethnic Focus
- Chronic Stress
- Perfectionistic Attitudes
- Poor Boundaries
- Shame, Guilt, & Secrecy
Our Skills
How We Treat.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Exposure and Response Prevention (EX/RP)
- Community Resiliency Model (CRM)
- ComB Model
- Motivational Interviewing
- Personal Growth-Oriented
- Strengths-Based
Online Therapy
With advancements in telehealth, we are always the therapist near you.
- Accessible to residents physically located in California
- Great for working individuals, caregivers, or those who don’t want to drive to an office
- Reduces worry about COVID-19 and exposures
- Access to all of your clinical documents, billing, appointments, and direct provider access
- Simplified electronic onboarding process that you can complete ahead of time
- Only four components needed: a device, privacy, internet, and comfort
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Device
Any internet-enabled device like a desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone can be used to access sessions. On a cellphone or tablet, you must download the Telehealth by Simple Practice app first. No account log-ins is necessary.
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Internet
You can be hard wired into a computer, using Wi-Fi, or even hot-spot to access sessions. Please select a space that optimizes high quality internet speed and range. In the event of technical difficulty, you may elect to turn your camera off or hold a session by telephone.
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Privacy
While you must be physically located in the state of California, therapy can be held anywhere you have a designated space that protects your confidentiality, such as a room, a car, or an office. Please think ahead about where you will be having sessions to ensure that the environment limits distractions, noise, and respects the information you share. You should typically be alone in the space, unless previously arranged with your provider for security purposes. Don’t forget headphones!
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Comfort
We ask that you dress comfortably, as therapy should be experienced with as much serenity and safety as possible. Wear what you feel is appropriate to the setting and allows you to speak freely, feel grounded, and communicates respect. We don’t have a problem with pajamas, hair wraps, or face masks.
We have been all telehealth-ed out these past two years, but telehealth continues to bring services to people who may not otherwise be able to access therapy with who they want.
Telehealth, online therapy, virtual therapy, or any of the other names it has been known by can be a great fit for people with geographical limits (e.g. therapists are too far), caregiving responsibilities, full schedules, require non-traditional hours or just prefer it.
We have seen people benefit from telehealth when it is balanced in moderation with other forms of screen time and responsibilities.
The online platform hasn’t affected our ability to see, hear, and understand the needs of our population. It did shift our efforts to be more eco-conscious via paperless systems, accessible through instant scheduling and electronic systems, and affordable with low overhead.
How We Promote Change
Therapeutic Approaches
Framed Article
What You Really Want to Know
What Happens Now?
2022
Some of the most commonly asked questions are “What happens now? How long will this take? Is it going to be difficult?” The answer is: we don’t have all the answers. This is not to say that we can’t give you a professional opinion, but the certainty that most people seek when they first come to therapy can’t always be provided. What we do know is how change happens and how to get the most out of your time with us.
Certain elements give therapy, good fit, and change their power.
Creating Space for Change:
• Curiosity— for your experiences in place of criticism.
• Trust—the ability to trust us, your own innate wisdom, and the process.
• Affirmation— You are a whole beautiful and complex person. We will affirm the parts of you that need more representation in the world.
• Visualization—envision a place different than where you are. Without it, you won’t be able to move into any direction in the future.
• Consistency— change takes time and consistent effort. We encourage therapy to be viewed as investment in your long-game.
Kasey David
Founder
It’s hard to put into words what you get from sitting with a therapist as a blanket statement. It’s a highly individualized process, with different points of view, and success measured in different ways.
We are of the mindset that you already have all the answers you need. We simply help you excavate mindsets, teach skills that become a bridge, increase your capacity for reflection, navigate cultural experiences and take committed action that honors that stage you’re in.
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Leadership is not a rank or a position, it is a choice – a choice to look after the person to the left of us & the person to the right of us.
Simon Sinek
A Message from Our Founder
Social workers are often called upon to support the public, but recognized minimally for their efforts. Supervision has become the space to put into practice the skills necessary to advocate for that recognition. Specifically— equality, safety, respect for our education and training, and value in the workforce. The advocacy necessary for social workers to promote the interests of their clients first starts with a disciplined ability to protect their own—a skill learned in high quality supervision.
At Kasey & Co. Therapy Group, our supervision philosophy is guided wholeheartedly by the Council on Social Work Education‘s 9 Core Competencies and the vision that social workers deserve a livable wage, professional respect, and to be seen for their efforts in protecting the social welfare of the public. We hold that supervision is a safe place to process learning experiences and enhance skills for effective social work practice in the modern era. Learning is didactic, collaborative, conceptual, experiential, feedback-rich, and based on individually outlined goals and objectives.
Our leadership style and guidance is comprehensive— administrative, educational and supportive. Through our guiding philosophies, we aim to build clinical competencies, internalize legal and ethical obligations, teach cultural awareness and inclusivity, inoculate against chronic stress and burnout, and protect future social workers against abusive and exploitative working practices.
Essentials
Office-Based Supervision
Based in Loma Linda, on set days and times for individual, triadic, and group.
Virtual Supervision
Where allowed by law, agency, and supervisor discretion.
Mobile Supervision
Within Riverside and San Bernardino Counties (25 mile radius), who will provide professional office-space. Limited slots and availability.
Field Instruction
For graduate students currently enrolled in Master of Social Work degree programs
- Certified Field Instructors
- Individual, Triadic, and Group
- Supervisor Access Between Meetings
- Learning Plan Agreement
- Process Recordings
- IPT or Tevera
- Canvas
- Coordination between school and agency
Clinical Supervision
For postgraduate social workers (ASWs) accruing hours towards licensure (LCSW)
- Board of Behavioral Sciences Qualified
- Individual, Triadic, Group
- Review Hours Weekly
- Population-Specific Training
- Documentation Review and Support
- Supervisor Access Between Meetings
- Office Space Provided
- Mobile Available
- Law and Ethics and Clinical Exam Prep
Learning Plan Agreements, Process Recordings and Time Logs, Oh My!
Don’t worry. We understand the assignment.
Meet Your Teachers
Kasey David, LCSW
Kasey David has been providing educational and clinical support to students since 2020. She has been a field liaison, instructor, and supervisor across 3+ Universities and local agencies, including major institutions like Loma Linda University. Kasey meets the requirements to be a supervisor as defined by the Board of Behavioral Sciences
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Grade: A+
Christ Bell, LCSW
Christi Bell has been providing educational and clinical support to students since 2016. She has been a field liaison and instructor across major Universities and local agencies, including Loma Linda University and California State University, San Bernardino. Christi meets the requirements to be a supervisor as defined by the Board of Behavioral Sciences.
Grade: A+
Our Grades are Based On….
100+
Students Taught
200+ hours
Supervision Provided
3
University Partners
Extra Credit
Benefit 01
Direct Access
Your supervisor is available to you between supervisions to ask questions, get feedback, and follow up. You have direct 1:1 access via email, messaging, or phone call for support.
Benefit 02
Office Amenities
Our professional office space comes with Wi-Fi, free 2 hour parking, water coolers, and charging hubs for electronics.
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Looking to Join an Available Group?
Use this form to be paired with others looking for Triadic or Group Supervision. For example, if you are seeking a partner for triadic supervision, select triadic supervision and your desired time slot below.
Complete this form fully and our Office Manager will follow up with you within 24 hours.
Supervision FAQs
Where is supervision held?
Because we are an entirely virtual group practice, we rent meeting space in the community to host supervision.
As of January 1, 2022, office-based supervision will be held in person in Loma, Linda, CA. The exact address is provided at onboarding, or upon request.
Mobile supervision can be held at the agency you work at, if private meeting space is available.
When is supervision available?
As of December 23, 2021, all 3 types of supervision are offered on:
Thursdays: 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Other days by request only.
Due to the guidelines of the location, supervision is unavailable on Saturdays.
What about virtual supervision?
Virtual supervision will only be provided in accordance with Board of Behavioral Sciences or Department of Consumer Affairs regulation and/or legislation. Inquire within to see if your agency is eligible. At the time of publishing, the current waiver for virtual supervision is set to expire in March 2022.
How much does each type of supervision cost? Is there an additional fee for Mobile Supervision?
You can see a full breakdown of all of our fees here.
Individual: $150 per person
Triadic: $90 per person
Group: $75 per person
There is no additional fee for Mobile Supervision. *Must be within Riverside and San Bernardino Counties (25 mile radius)
How far in advance can I schedule supervision?
The days we plan to host supervision must be reserved a minimum of 2 weeks in advance, so it will be best to plan your first supervision at least 2-3 weeks in advance and to pick the same day/slot thereafter, but we understand schedules can change.
Individual supervision can be booked online.
Please call (951) 755-1070 to book Triadic or Group Supervision.
What is the education and training of your supervisors?
Each supervisor is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and has been working in the social work industry at minimum 5 years. All supervisors have a unique practice background and specialty, in addition to another 2 years of teaching, mentoring, and supervising social workers.
You may read more about supervisors here.
How do I know that my supervision is confidential and follows HIPAA regulations?
Each supervisee signs an internal Professional Supervision Agreement outlining confidentiality and expectations for mandated reporting.
The supervisor will maintain documentation of each supervision, in a secure HIPAA compliant and confidential format of all cases discussed, progress towards learning, specific recommendations, suggested readings and/or educational activities.
The supervisees client records should always reflect that they are working under a licensed provider and verify that the client has the name, address, and phone number of the supervisor.
Supervision is always held in a private space, behind a closed door, or using systems that are HIPAA-compliant (e.g. Zoom).
What are the expectations of supervisees?
- In concert with the supervisor, supervisee will develop goals, learning needs, identify personal strengths and areas of growth, seek supportive counseling and feedback, conduct crisis management, assessments, interventions, documentation, and program development.
- Regularly attend supervision as scheduled.
- Inform clients that the supervisee is practicing under the supervisor’s license and how they may contact the supervisor if needed.
- Prepare for supervision with client conceptualizations, case presentations, questions, and any applicable clinical records.
- Seek feedback, guidance/training, and resources from the supervisor.
- Maintain accurate, ethical, clear, and appropriate documentation.
- Track clinical hours (such as weekly tracking log, educational system, Tracking Software, or an excel spreadsheet).
Business-Building
The tools to build or grow an existing private practice or non-profit: startup and maintenance
Training
Individual, group and community trainings hosted on a central topic
Clinical Quality
For well-informed and evidence-based clinical care
Money Matters
Tools to generate, track and increase revenue: money mindset, payor systems, bookkeeping/accounting overviews
Essentials
Systems Review
A 1:1 overview of what you’re currently doing and where you need to go.
Goal Mapping
An outline for the immediate action items and what to do and where to go if you need support,
Resources
A host of websites, professionals, groups, social media support, literature, samples, and examples!
Flexible Timing
30 and 60 minute options for any consultation. Curated packages available for lengthier or complex projects
Bonus Discounts
Access referral codes and discounts for eligible services you follow up on through our partnership.
Business
Establish a virtual or hybrid private practice
Ideal for Providers
- California
- LCSW Therapists
- Part-time
- Virtual/Hybrid
- Low-overhead
- 1-2 specialties
- Insurance Panels
- Self-pay
Business
Transition to private practice full time
Ideal for Providers
- California
- Solo providers
- Ready to leave an 8-5 day job
- Ready to work less than 40 hrs per week.
- Understands self-employment
- Transition within 12 mos.
Business
Contracted Field Instructor/Supervisor
Ideal for Agencies
- Graduate MSW students
- 3rd party agencies needing a supervisor
- 1-8 students
- Individual or group supervision
- Outpatient mental health settings
- Collaboration with University and Agency
Training
Children and Families
Ideal for Providers
- Licensed therapists who work with children and adolescents in foster care
- Evidence-based strategies for treating trauma, abuse and neglect
Training
Children and Families
Ideal for Foster Parents
- Foster parents who are parenting abused and neglected children
- Children with severe trauma and abuse backgrounds
- Effective discipline strategies
Training
Community Resiliency Model (CRM)
Ideal for Anyone
- Individuals
- Agencies
- Groups
- Community members
- Seeking wellness tools to adapt to trauma and stress that are based in neurobiology
An Open Letter to Healthcare Workers
For a long time, the culture has been resistant to talking about the topics that actually result in real change for us—generating income, creating professional boundaries, quality training and consultation, and unequivocally asserting our value and worth. We often find ourselves on the losing end of a power struggle with the system and are supposed to be okay with it, so we can maintain our “professional virtuosity”.
So we don’t invest in ourselves.
We’re hypocritical. We overcommit. We undersell ourselves. We accept insufficient knowledge. We go through the motions. We accept the lowest offers possible. We tolerate. We stay.
It’s hard to be a helper and change-maker when you aren’t maintaining the integrity of your own professional values–when you have a hard time conveying your own value and trust yourself to be ENOUGH.
What Are You Asking For Anyway?
What Are You Asking For Anyway?
$30.00/hr
For a Living Wage
10 days
of Sick Time Per Year
5:00pm
Time with Friends and Family
You’re asking to be seen and heard in the ways you want to be. You want to go to work and be fulfilled and come home to your family equally joyous to be in their presence.
It is not too much to ask for special training, time alone, money to pay down your debts, or energy to do what is important.
The ability to ask for these things, or create them for ourselves, comes from the belief that we are inherently worthy and that they are attainable.
I BELIEVE BOTH
Relatable Things Every “Virtuous” Healthcare Worker Knows
- Burnout is a “badge of honor”. If you aren’t burnt out, you aren’t sacrificing enough.
- Never say “no” to work, but be forgiving when they deny time off requests.
- Being rested is a privilege—tired is the norm.
- Negotiating money is for the greedy.
- It’s okay if you’re in a lot of debt.
- It’s okay if you don’t know clinical interventions
- You should be helping people at all times, even at your own personal expense.
We often become victims of outdated and disserving ideology, if we can’t recognize unfair practices, outdated standards and organizational abuse. Be your own leader and visionary and create the equality you do for others.
What Can Consultation Do For you?
Consultation is a collaborative process that offers you a voice and a choice. You may choose to seek out your own education or be the initiator that brings education to your agency. You may elect to set more boundaries or reinforce the discipline needed to follow through. You can pique our curiosity about what it will take to do the things you believe cannot be done. YOU CAN SEEK YOUR OWN ANSWERS.
“Kasey is an amazing teacher with so much insight to offer. Learning from her has been such an amazing opportunity.”
—Jessica W. LCSW
“In this field, we see a lot of people who minimize their own abilities. Sometimes that is the nature of our profession. There are a lot of people who are capable, but have a lot of doubt and that’s what stops us from moving forward. It is important to uplift our providers. Kasey David brought a different perspective. She is empowering up and coming social workers and helping them the see value within themselves.”
— Eddie L. ASW
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