Basically, we're now working with people who have both mental health and addiction issues. I would say that this is part of our new reality. A significant proportion of our service users come from treatment centres, for example.
Recently, a resident asked me whether I thought that, after a few months in therapy, it was reasonable for him to find housing and a job. As you can imagine, this shook me up a bit. This is our new reality when it comes to a transition. After therapy, it's often essential to relearn the basic skills needed to live in the community. I would say that this is the main difference observed at this time.