Mm-hmm.

So you have people who may have had depression for the longest time, who've been anxious for the longest time, but they were able to sustain themselves.

People who used substances were able to sustain themselves in some ways, but chronicity hit.

The difference between, and the statistics show, that for both adolescents and adults, an immediate response to an acute phase... yields in a much higher rate of success than actually prolonging.

But what is success? If someone is in recovery, for example, goes into treatment after using every single day, having severe consequences, financial, legal, employment, the whole works and goes to treatment and does 30 days.

And then they go to a partial hospitalization program and they do another three weeks.

And then they And altogether, they've been sober now for six months because they're in treatment and they relapse.

What are the types of questions that you hear asked at your own call centers?

Right.

No.

Partial hospitalization program is an intensive level of care.

It is also very structured.

It is done five, sometimes even six, and in some places, even seven days a week from four to six hours each day.

Once again, heavily concentrated on group therapy.

There is more of a clinical interaction than the intensive outpatient program because of the amount of days and time that the client is actually engaged in therapy.

What's my day going to look like?