To qualify, a person would need frequent help day and night, and be unable or virtually unable to walk.
It doesn't hurt community relations that Wickenburg gets frequent help of various kinds from guests who have been ordered by courts far away to perform community service during their treatment.
Ms. Dominguez, who once received frequent help from home attendants, is now trying to hire a home health aide, someone who, officials say, would be more appropriate in her situation.
Its most consistent story line has been the search by an intelligent young lawyer, Ally, (played by Calista Flockhart, who has become a major star in the role) for commitment and love -- a search that has sent her through a gantlet of relationships, and led her to seek frequent help in therapy.
Instead, it is the complexity of the cases that has resulted in people needing more frequent help.
In addition, when asked, nursing home residents prefer more frequent help with basic activities of daily living than they would typically get under routine median staffing conditions [ 19].
Furthermore, they need continuous assistance with daily life, as well as frequent help in containing disturbed behaviours related to their disorder [ 4, 16- 18].
The likelihood and reason for undisclosed self-harm and less frequent help seeking could be studied using qualitative methodology such as focus groups or in-depth interviews with people who self-harmed.
Dependency, defined as 'the requirement for frequent help from other people, beyond what would be expected by virtue of family or social ties' [ 3] stems from disability, but disability may occur without dependency.
These frequent discussions help my students shape their own ethics and goals.
