I would like to answer that by talking about families, parents and trainees, because the program is a matched program. We have an equal number of parents and caregivers and an equal number of junior scientists and trainees, typically, taking the program. They work together in the shared safe space to complete the course and the certification.
Then, when they become involved in the research themselves, the trainees have a new perspective on how to conduct science and on the importance of the contributions that families, individuals and caregivers can give to the research. The families themselves then feel like they are equal and respected members of a team.