I wanted to just touch on the stats thing. We conduct pre- and post-program data measures with every group, and one thing that we find challenging is that it is very difficult to get over some biases. There's a fear that their benefits will be reduced or taken away if they lose their PTSD diagnosis, or if they get too much better. That's always something that potentially skews our data.
Our research is mostly program evaluation. It's a lot of qualitative data. We do have quantitative data. I don't know whether it would be relevant enough to just start spouting off some of the data, but we use the Beck depression inventory and then we know what the measurable increase would be. Ours is competitive, if not better than what you would hope to expect in that time frame.