Treatment for video game and internet addiction can come in many different forms. First of all, there is a tapering process advocated by one professional out there. It's a really interesting process. It's really hard to structure. They may need some outside help in the form of a professional therapist. It's an interesting way to help taper back. The other methodology is to just go cold turkey. I actually prefer that method. This can be challenging, but parents can be creative. They can take a week away from school or some break where they can say, "We're getting out of the house. We're going somewhere." And give the adolescent a chance to break completely away clean. It's hard to have a discussion with anyone in any form of addiction. There is not a lot of appeal to their reasoning. They have just got to get their fix, so to take a break away from that and come back and have a discussion either from the parents or a professional, to say, "You have a problem. The problem is you are spending hours on end working with it." Confronting or approaching it that way is good because you are at the point when you take a break for a week or two, some of the brain functioning, the rational thinking, can return and then they can say, "Yeah, I do have a problem with it." Then structuring use after that, setting appropriate limits for not only the time span, but also the types of game they are playing, is really critical.