And does that help the clinicians get better at the clinical part?

I, I can tell you a really quick story about a real clinician from New York I met a month ago.

She is dealing with a patient with severe mental health conditions.

That patient was not willing to look at her eyes, did not have a job, and barely came to sessions.

What she's done is, for the first time, she dropped her notebook and her pen, right? And she stand up-- she stood up, she walked beside him, she sat on the floor and looked from the bottom up into his eyes, and created that human connection, right? And, and what happened, that's what she told me, her name is Sarah.

What happened is now she managed to create a connection where there wasn't one, a therapeutic relationship where there wasn't one, and now he found a job, he's coming to sessions, his symptoms are improving.

That's ninety-nine percent because Sarah is an amazing clinician.

What's going on in your practices? What are you seeing happening to vulnerable populations right now?