I am not advocating therapy groups. They need to hear others talk, because once they begin to talk about these issues, they lose their intimidation. Gifted kids just don't get enough opportunity to do that, because usually they are in a mixed group and the topic is going to be something other than giftedness. It breaks down the isolation. A. Well, let me answer the last part first.
People just throw that out.
We leave it at that. It is a legitimate question without getting into anyone's face about it. When you talk about something like creating a group, you don't have to build a new classroom or hire a new counselor. A lot of times these resources may be fairly minimal. We just quickly assume that you need certain things that are going to be costly.