The Ministry and its partners in development will, therefore, need to plan for an increased need for counseling services, with reliance on broadened community-based counselling likely to be the only viable alternative.
They also spoke of the need for counseling from trained mental health professionals with experience in trauma situations.
Some men pointed out, as a court-appointed psychiatrist had testified, that Ms. Brinkley's now four broken marriages suggested a need for counseling.
Researchers have reported that many couples experience serious psychological consequences after such a pregnancy, including marital conflict, grief, anger, guilt and a strong need for counseling and support.
That said, the low-risk youths in state custody have a complex array of problems and a great need for counseling and psychiatric services.
The need for counseling came not only in the big city but also out in the desert and the other places, hundreds and thousands of miles from Manhattan, where employees pitched in to find their urban colleagues.
But when I asked what signals the need for counseling, Lois Braverman, the president of the Ackerman Institute for the Family, a clinic and research center in New York, said that marital problems are unmistakable.
For these problems, they decided to create (1) a continuing education program to maintain CFR's quality of CPR every 3 months, (2) a contract with an insurance company to have coverage for injuries and damages, and (3) an agreement with the local government that CFRs have the right to use the mental health services of the local EMS whenever they feel the need for counseling.
Housing First — the approach to ending homelessness embraced by the federal government — means getting a homeless person into his or her own place first, and then addressing the need for counseling or job training.
