 through non-clinical interventions, just runs and walks and community and conversation. There's this really beautiful moment where she goes to the Japanese American National Museum and she and her family are gathered around this book called the Irecho, which has the names of every known Japanese person incarcerated during World War II. And she and her family, they're stamping her father's name. As a whole family, they're saying this was not okay. They're doing things together to heal this intergenerational trauma at the root.