UFITT patients currently complete a package of widely used, validated measures at the information session in paper and pencil format that assess symptoms in a number of mental health domains. This package of measures will serve as the baseline assessment in the proposed study. Immediately following the information session, patients meet briefly with a CRC staff member to discuss follow-up services and to receive recommendations related to which UFITT psychotherapy class is most likely to benefit them based on their questionnaire scores. Patients choosing to participate in either of the psychotherapy classes are typically provided with an appointment to a class within one week of their information session date. Patients are encouraged to attend psychotherapy classes weekly and at the completion of their last class, are re-administered a subset of the same outcome measures. In the development of the prospective cohort, the investigators will additionally administer the primary outcome measure, the Beck Scale for Suicidal Ideation (Beck & Steer, 1991), to all consenting study participants, which represents a validated and comprehensive assessment of suicidal thinking. In order to understand changes in suicidal ideation among study participants who both complete and 'drop out' from the classes, research assistants will contact those participants who stop attending classes in order to re-administer the measures by telephone. The data collection period will be approximately ten months.