# We have to find the start of each section.
    # "Question Sequence" is always in column B underneath the actual title
    # hence we subtract 1 for the actual start row.
    $SearchTerm = "Question Sequence"
    $Headings = @()
    $Range = $ws.UsedRange()
    $Match = $Range.Find($SearchTerm)
    $First = $Match
    Do
    {
        $Row = $Match.Row - 1
        $Headings += $Row
        $Match = $Range.FindNext($Match)
    } while ($Match -ne $NULL -and $Match.AddressLocal() -ne $First.AddressLocal())


    Write-Host "        Client:    " $Report.ClientName
    Write-Host "        Counselor: " $Report.Counselor

    # Now that we know where each heading starts, we'll need to use that data.
    # We'll create Section objects and put them inside of the Report object.
    # We'll create an array to hold the Sections, and then add it as a member when we're finished.
    $Sections = @()

    # Here is where we create the Section objects.
    $count = $Headings.Count
    for ($i=0, $i -le $count, $i++)
    {
        $Section = New-Object -Type System.Object
        $Section | Add-Member -Type NoteProperty -Name Name -Value $ws.Range("B" + $Headings[$i]).Text

        # We have to find where our current section ends.
        # Easiest way to do that is to find the next one and subtract one.
        # If this is the last section, use the last cell of the worksheet.
        if ($i -eq $Headings.Count)
        {
            $end = $ws.UsedRange().Row
        }
        else
        {
            $end = $Headings[$i + 1] - 1
        }
        $Sections += $Section
    }