The NAMI Basics Program is about letting parents know that they have a child who is experiencing mental illness, there is a resource for them. There is a place to go where there are others like them. They are not alone in this world. Where they can feed off of other parents, see what other parents are going through; which is probably not too dissimilar to what they are going through, find resources, learn how to navigate through the school system, which is really important. They'll get a sense of medications that are available, what they are about, how they work, how the brain works, how the brain functions. When you are dealing with mental illness, it's not like, "Oh, you have a boo-boo. I see that. Here is a bandaid." It's invisible. A lot of people don't realize that it is an illness and the brain is part of the body. It is a physical thing. No one wants to realize that. It will help them deal with the stigma because others around you will say, "What's wrong with your kid? Why can't you control your own child? What is wrong with you?" It's really hard for parents to deal with while they are going through the turmoil that's going on in their own home. NAMI helps you navigate that.