Actually, this is a complicated question, but I'm glad you're asking it. The issue is that there are many treatments that can bring change in mental suffering. These can be social interventions. These can be existential interventions offered by a recovery academy, which is led by peer support workers. It can be a medical intervention, and it can be a complementary intervention, for example.
The thing is that in fact what we see, what is offered to patients, is mostly [Technical difficulty—Editor], like ECT and medication. They're not given options to the social interventions that [Technical difficulty—Editor]