Cass

It's life-changing.

So if people in Australia are interested, what would be the first step if they think that sounds like me, that might be something I'd like to go try?

How do they qualify, I guess?

How do they find out more about it?

But also need to point out some people would be contraindicated and not suitable for this kind of therapy.

So if you could cover that, but also let us know how people might get in touch.

It's going to be economic and the government, I hope, is paying attention.

Other departments as well.

No, but I appreciate your honesty.

I appreciate the detail and just to share awareness that these therapies do exist and they are going to benefit some people who haven't found benefit in traditional treatment.

I think that's hopeful.

That's great.

not advocate for untrained, unlicensed people.

Thank you.

It's important.

Is there anything else you wanted to let us know about the therapy?

They're doing clinical trials.

That's good to hear.

who it helps and who it doesn't this is what we're still finding out yeah a to do the research and the trials but then to put it in practice and then gain the data from putting it into practice yeah but it's happening it's starting yeah yeah that's exciting australia is kind of leading the way in some sense so that's pretty exciting for us to be able to contributing that came to be just government was open to it or good advocacy from

Yeah.