Sentence examples for need of professionals from inspiring English sources

Telepsychiatry can facilitate provision of services to geographically remote or scattered populations in need of professionals with a similar ethnic background and language skills.

Similarly, the need of professionals for a conceptual framework to understand recovery which does not become a 'model' showing the 'right' way to recovery is addressed in the Personal Recovery Framework which gives primacy to identity over illness [ 78].

He referred to testimony that she was emotionally troubled and in need of professional counselling.

The cardinal's staff were in turmoil and in need of professional advice.

Williams, scholarly and ascetic, a self-confessed bearded leftie, was in need of professional secular advice and counsel.

She said she did know – because I'm too self-absorbed and clearly in need of professional help.

A lot of long-living, solitary folk thus now find themselves in desperate need of professional care.

For those in need of professional help, between 10 and 20 sessions of C.B.T. can produce "meaningful clinical improvement in 50 to 75 percent of children," Dr. Ginsburg said.

But if religious knowledge was a real and respected part of everybody's education, we might not have so much need of professional expertise.

After six break-ups, I can pretty much sing-a-long to the inevitable speech of "you're impossible… completely self absorbed", or, as my most recent ex put it, "genuinely insane and in need of professional help".

A reasonable assumption, we suggest, for the purpose of assessing what should be provided is that only those with disabling headache are in need of professional care.