I know, in particular, in talking to Colonel Jetly, who is head of mental health in the CF, we've talked about animal programs and how they feel about them. From a clinical point of view it's hard to get all the clinical data. It's a lot of testimonial and personal stories, and those kinds of things.
One thing we know is that it doesn't hurt and it may help. For some people it gets them out of the house and gives them some confidence. The equine program is a really interesting one. We just started working with Can Praxis. I know that Veterans Affairs Canada is very much looking to work with Can Praxis and to do a study on its effectiveness. I know that's really close to coming to fruition. We've been really happy. We basically got their first two pilot projects off the ground so that they could see how it ran and have a look at it.
The great thing about the Can Praxis program is that it involves the family. It's not just the injured soldier. It's his partner and his children, and they come to the program together. It's great.