Sentences with phrase «suggest seeking professional help»

If you do have a situation like this, I would suggest you seek professional help.

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If I start hearing voices god or otherwise and or visions I'm seeking professional help and I suggest that others do the same.

This chapter suggests ways of handling family crises constructively, and gives guidance in determining when professional help is needed, and how to seek or use the proper person or agency.

Use the conversation as an opportunity to suggest seeking help from a medical professional.

The fact that only just over a third of men and women reporting a problem meeting all three criteria had sought professional help in the last year, suggests that a huge number of people experiencing dysfunction are not receiving help — around 1.2 million in the UK and 5.8 million in the U.S. Overall, this study helps demonstrate how the DSM - 5 diagnostic criteria impose a focus on clinically significant symptoms, posing promising applications in both clinical and research contexts.

Thankfully, research also suggests a substantial portion of women who have experienced some form of assault, have in fact sought help  - be it through family, friends, colleagues, professional or religious support services.

Writing down every single thing you eat is a prospect that most of us would find daunting, depressing and far to time consuming to bother with — in fact you might think I should seek professional help for even suggesting it — but if you want success it has to be done.

Otherwise, I suggest you seek help from a professional.

He tried to work through the troubles he was experiencing on his own for many months, until family members suggested that he seek professional help.

Detractors emphasize the importance of seeking professional orthodontic help, and suggest the student may not have perfected the process.

As lawyers who seek the best possible resolution for our clients, we suggest pursuing legal action with a professional attorney as quickly as possible to help guarantee that you achieve the results that you want.

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) suggests hiring a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist or a veterinary behaviorist: «If you can't find a behaviorist, you can seek help from a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, but be sure that the trainer is qualified to help you.

If you can not resolve fears that your spouse will cheat despite all evidence to the contrary, seek professional help, suggests Dr. George Simon, Ph.D., who has a degree in clinical psychology with specialization in personality and character disturbances.