Absolutely. Our program is not the silver bullet. It's not the one program. We'd be foolish to think that for somebody who's seriously suffering from a mental issue and coming through our program, which is ten days broken up over three months. It will definitely help them, but it will not cure their post-traumatic stress. Many of them will go on to see individual therapists and continue that work, again, provided by the government, if they are clients of Veterans Affairs and whatnot.
Another great service, in light of the recent suicides, is the 1-800 hotline. We've had participants coming through our program and getting to a point where they were starting to feel suicidal. They called that number and actually were talked down by the counsellor on the line. Then they were able to call one of our clinicians and we were able to intervene. That's just one example of many. It definitely saved a life in that case.
We're not the panacea, but we're helping to give people a boost, whether they're coming into counselling for the first time, or they've been doing it for years, or they're somewhere in the middle.