What if the person sitting next to you is struggling quietly?

That's where Ammudam is really pushing the envelope in order to make that change and to be able to allow people to recognize that families maybe even the guy next you sitting next to in Shul >> might be dealing with something and for them to recognize that we need to be able to be present as a community as a nation as individuals to allow people to heal and to get them the services and the help that they need to no longer be a taboo conversation. There should be an open conversation that we are able to have as families and again as communities to move that needle. And we're really really pushing hard.