Because I would imagine that if someone's feeling a certain way, they could vomit up, like, all their feelings.

Exactly, and I think that's an important distinction.

I think a lot of times, as we were introing into this, there's the, have you really done everything? And I think because marriage coaching is a newer thing, each coach or therapist or counselor or whomever you might be seeking support from operates differently.

But what I can tell you is that some of my clients who maybe have tried couples counseling or couples therapy, where the modalities or the way the provider operates is we just do together, sometimes they come out of those experiences quite harmed because there isn't the filter on what their partner is saying, because there aren't the safeguards there.

And I think, again, for anyone who maybe you have tried counseling or therapy, if you haven't looked into coaching specifically as a modality, it just operates differently, and that's not to take anything away.

I think there's space and I think there's great matches for every couple with every type of issues they're trying to resolve.

I have had some clients, though, who've said, "We were in couples therapy together, and some things that said left us feeling really horrible afterwards, and we were actually fighting more after some of those sessions." And I think there are some couples therapists and couples counselors that do a mixed model methodology the way that I do.

Yeah.