I love that. I would say one thing to really the the more societally under supported somebody is, the more the more that their life is going to be, or seem kind of out of control or very, that it will shift rapidly. And so I would want clinicians to have patience, have patience, be flexible. There was one clients who did such work that coming in every week, you know, after a while, like it was just not working. And you know, sometimes she would show up, and sometimes she wouldn't. And I remember a sense of like, frustration of why isn't she showing up, and I was like, Oh, she's not showing up because a lot is happening in any given day or week of her life. That's why and, but when I looked at the arch, like more often than not, she would contact me more often than not, she would show up if she could, or reach out. And to me, like, that's the thing if our clients are reaching in any way, or are potentially thinking of reaching out, that's what you're looking for the signal of showing up every single week at the same time, like looking a certain way like that needs to go out the window. I will see my clients when they're in bed, if they've got a bottle on their head if they're, like, again, just lying down in the bath. I don't care as long as they're showing up relatively consistently. And with that client, um, I did I when I noticed that pattern, I just said hey, if every week is not working for you, that is more than okay, what would you want to switch to something where you can Call me when you need me. And then like, I will make time in that week for you. And as soon as I did that much more regular like it. Again, this idea of that people who are have so few social supports, typically and again have to be like keeping their eyes open from one hour to the next, something can change radically in their life, especially when policy changes happen, especially when the online system you're using for payment decides that day, that moment of oh, no more, no more. And now you the money that you have there is gone. And so, again, I would want clinicians to you cannot be too transparent. You can, you can certainly not be too curious. Those are like, Hey, I'm concerned about this, or I'm curious about this, or I noticing this, how does that sit with you? What's that? Like? Do we need to make a change? Let me know how best to support you. And that, are we also really honest, that doesn't guarantee shit. Like, again, is population that we represent authority, we represent systemic oppression. For a lot of them, we represent the danger to them, their children, their livelihoods. And so they may never completely trust us. And I think that is wise. So again, our job is to stay steady to understand ourselves, and to keep reaching and to be flexible.