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When should someone seek help?

Guys are reluctant to seek help.

Would you seek help when you feel stressed?

If they cannot be roused, immediately seek help.

Of course, if you already have severe depressive symptoms, then seek help right away.

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But she also used it as a way of gaining permission to seek help elsewhere.

We encourage every newcomers to join this maillist to seek help and find any useful opportunities for you.

If you think you may be depressed, talk to your doctor or seek help from a mental health provider.

These symptoms of spinal stenosis are reported by 42-82% of patients who seek help from orthopedists.

Unable to meet a payment, they went away to seek help from the new in-laws, leaving Lalitha alone.

Monkey King had to seek help from Guanyin (a Bodhisattva). It turned out that the spirit was a big goldfish in the South Sea lotus pond.

One thing that I am proud of myself is that I've never seek help from others. i am used to work on my own hands for everything.

Knowing how much her own children loved presents at Christmas, Ann always tried to seek help for one or two destitute families.

He knew he must seek help, so he ran into the forest to find the wise old hermit who lived there.

Qiu Lili, a 19-year-old freshman biology major at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, recently decided to seek help from a consultant.

"Consumers who seek help from 12315 are often not satisfied with its service, so they turn to us for help, " Lin Hanzhong, a staff member of the website, told China Daily.

If you find your anxiety about what others think of you feels out of control, there's a chance you could be suffering from Social anxiety and might need to seek help.

Women are already twice as likely as men to suffer from depression, so, experts say, it's important to seek help to cope with the loss of a pregnancy or infertility treatments.

Susan Ringwood, chief executive of Eating Disorder Charity Beat, said the rise in male anorexia masks a much bigger problem because men traditionally are less likely to seek help.

The Result: When subjects believed that they were the only other person in the discussion, 85 percent were heroic enough to leave the room and seek help once the other began the fake seizure.