We had a hard time finding women with children to come in for treatment.

While depression may be a genetic disorder, it has a strong environmental component. And, for a child, a parent's illness is a very strong environmental effect. You want to reduce that effect so that you can have a beneficial effect on the child.

The program, ... is basically set to get these children in a place where they're safe, give them a comprehensive treatment program with a qualified therapist who will do a lot of in-house testing and make sure that when we put the children into the regular school system or some other place where they need to be, they will be more successful.

Our women go in and out of drug treatment dozens of times, but that doesn't keep them from getting pregnant.

Women can have this type of treatment during their lunch hour, and then go back and do all of their regular activities.

Historically, there have been some biases against older women in terms of could they tolerate the [chemotherapy] treatment and whether they would benefit from it.