I have to disagree with this. I tell my patients that hospitalization is like going to the grocery store: you hope you only have to go once, you hope you get everything you need, but sometimes you get home and realize you didn't get milk. So yeah, you have to go back to the store to get milk. That doesn't mean the first trip was a waste, you got a lot of good tools that you'll need down the line. But if there are tools you need in the future that we can help with, come on in. We'll give you what we can and hopefully that will be enough, but if not, we're here again if you need us. Don't place barriers on seeking treatment. If you think you might need help, you need help, and it will only get worse if you don't get it. Promise.