A short monologue arguing for the benefits of intensive therapy programs over traditional weekly outpatient therapy. The speaker emphasizes continuous, immersive engagement—therapy that carries through meals, activities, and nightly group meetings—avoiding the typical ‘seatbelt’ discontinuity patients experience when leaving weekly sessions and returning to daily life.
Keeping guys in that intensive setting, the traction that you can get there is really remarkable. We don't have to transition out of the work. Right. The whole program is designed for the healing process. There's not this seatbelt moment that I call it, you know, when you're leaving week to week therapy, you get in your car, you click your seatbelt, and then I'm off to work, I'm off to home, I'm off to my next thing. And I may have left some stuff in the therapy office, and it's not following with me. But in an intensive setting, that's what we're talking about at breakfast, that's what we're talking about on the hike. That's what we talked in therapy during the day. That's the dinner conversation. We have a meeting every night. We're in it.
