The phrase "after seeking help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action taken following the process of asking for assistance or support.
Example: "After seeking help, she was able to overcome her challenges and move forward with confidence."
Alternatives: "following assistance" or "after requesting support".
After seeking help, patients should avoid trying to keep up workloads during treatment.
Perhaps most significant is the number of people who remain homeless after seeking help.
After seeking help I made it through "While at university, I experienced some major depression and anxiety.
After seeking help from Veterans Aid, Mr Jones was given a room at the charity's New Belvedere House hostel in Stepney, east London.
After seeking help from him and other numerologists, actors have added or dropped letters from their names — the actor Ajay Devgan recently became Ajay Devgn.
On Tuesday the IOPC ruled on another case involving a woman fearing violence who died after seeking help from Sussex police.
This study examined changes over a 16-year interval and predictors of stable remission among previously untreated individuals with alcohol-use disorders who did not obtain help or who entered either alcoholics anonymous (AA) or professional treatment in the first year after initially seeking help.
Megan Ward, 20, recently spoke out about the condition after first seeking help from a sexual therapist in 2013 and writing about it for student website The Tab. Fourteen months after the first article, the Birmingham University student says she is "finally at peace" and is pleased to see awareness being raised about anorgasmia.
Renisha McBride was apparently seeking help after a car accident in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, when she knocked on Theodore Wafer's door early one morning last November.
More victims of sexual violence are seeking help after recent celebrity court cases have given them the courage to come forward.
These days, medical students are detained for treating peaceful protesters who do not have anywhere else to turn after being banned from seeking help in hospitals.
