psychological help

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psychological
adjective
uk
/ˌsaɪ.kəlˈɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/us
/ˌsaɪ.kəˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
relating to the human mind ...
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help
noun
uk
/help/us
/help/
the act of helping ...
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(Definition ofpsychologicalandhelpfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Patients receiving professionalpsychologicalhelpwere those with the greatest psychological distress.
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In 1995, a significantly higher percentage of immigrants reported being prepared to apply forpsychologicalhelp.
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Respondents were also asked whether they would apply for professionalpsychologicalhelpif they felt stressed, emotionally strained, or anxious.
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One third of the study population was receiving professionalpsychologicalhelp(31%), including psychotherapy (2%), psychotropic drugs (21%), or a combination of the two (8%).
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In multivariate analyses, factors associated with psychological distress were female gender, taking analgesics, receiving professionalpsychologicalhelp, perceived psychosocial difficulties and lack of social support.
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Other benefits can come, but there was undoubtedpsychologicalhelpto the parent.
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She is convinced that he needspsychologicalhelp, but it is not forthcoming.
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Interventions to develop compensatory supports include access to good acute care and rehabilitation when needed, substitute professional social andpsychologicalhelpin times of crisis, long-term help and income support.
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Qualifiedpsychologicalhelpis not generally available.
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That will be of realpsychologicalhelpfor the rehabilitation of the offender and in giving support to the victim.
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She is aware that the child needspsychologicalhelp, and has flagged that up to social services.
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In addition to medical and pharmaceutical care, we need to provide drug addicts withpsychologicalhelptoo.
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A burnout psychotherapist who needspsychologicalhelpherself (156).
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For example, specialist help and guidance is available from medical people, such aspsychologicalhelp, and education and chaplaincy services are all available.
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It is reported that the team had sent him forpsychologicalhelp.
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He liked to work with children and provide them withpsychologicalhelp.
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It would not cost them much, but it would be a great practical andpsychologicalhelpto the small business man and would encourage him to expand.
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Psychologicalhelpshould also be permanently available, and to this end, an educational awareness-raising campaign should be launched, aimed at employers and the workplace in general.
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First, it will give the illegitimate child some kind of legal relationship with the father, which will probably be of greatpsychologicalhelpto the child.
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According to the directors, the actors neededpsychologicalhelpduring the filming because of the difficulty of the scenes.
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I admit that those schools are expensive to run, with two members of staff for every child, and with psychiatric andpsychologicalhelpand all that goes with it.
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The doctor treating him in an emergency room suspects he might needpsychologicalhelp, but gets too busy to follow through.
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Well informedpsychologicalhelpwas not available at this time, practitioners just felt uneasy being confronted with this type of request.
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He states he has turned the ring into police, with whom he is cooperating, and that he is putting his career on hold, taking medical leave to obtainpsychologicalhelp.
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