Do you think that having that framework also helps the people coming from underserved areas? Because I would imagine maybe they didn't grow up with some of the same structural family concepts that the rest of us maybe would take for granted.

Yeah, I think it depends on the community.

You have to be really thoughtful of the communities that you work with.

We do work with Boys Town, which is a facility in Omaha, Nebraska, and they have other satellites around the country where they work with youth with significant trauma.

And some of those students come to our boot camps and they are actually using AI with a technology called Reality Coach, where they help teachers around the country to practice working with youth with trauma.

And how do you have positive interactions? How do you praise that student for correct behaviors? How do you de-escalate situations? And the AI allows them to practice those in low stakes environments.

So social workers, doctors, they get all those kinds of practice.

What happens in one of your bootcamps?