The phrase "active helps" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe assistance that is proactive or ongoing, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The active helps provided by the team were crucial in meeting our deadlines."
Alternatives: "proactive assistance" or "ongoing support".
"Being physically active helps people cope with trauma," said Douglass Roy Reitter, a therapist who is counseling people who witnessed the World Trade Center attacks from nearby buildings.
He estimates that becoming a "lifelong learner" can lop 2.5 years off chronological age because "keeping your mind active helps keep your body young".
Along with using technology to stay in touch and sending care packages, May believes staying active helps most.
Whether it is challenging your body during the day by pumping iron and aerobic exercise, or stimulating your mind, being active helps to reduce stress and leads to overall wellness.
Staying active helps to combat depressive symptoms, while also reducing anxiety, anger, and tension.
Becoming active helps rev up the pleasure producing hormones in the brain.
European governments also spend much more money than America's on training and other "active" help for all workers.
In addition to his day job, López has remained active, helping other workers at local business demand fair wages and the right to form a union.
Originally imprisoned on allegations of armed robbery in 1971, Woodfox almost immediately became politically active, helping start a prison chapter of the Black Panthers.
Moreover, active helping in relationships high in mutuality and interdependence can have positive effects for the care provider [ 20].
Seventy-four per cent of women and 77% of men were actively engaged in their community (the two highest levels of engagement: active help and voluntary or paid employment).
