The second highest rate of all is among those aged over 85. "An obstacle faced by mental health professionals and other caregivers in reaching this group," says the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, "is that older adults do not usually seek treatment for mental health problems.
Furthermore, we usually do not usually seek out these contradictions and try to think them through; instead, we automatically launch into swift and ingenious attempts to keep all our intuitions intact.
People who self-harm are not usually seeking to end their own life; it has been suggested instead that they are using self-harm as a coping mechanism to relieve emotional pain or discomfort or as an attempt to communicate distress.
These investigations can reach a category of homeless who do not usually seek healthcare.
Because adults and adolescents often have atypical "whooping cough" symptoms and do not usually seek physicians, the true incidence of pertussis is most likely underestimated[ 9].
New phenomenology questions do not usually seek the prereflexive experience but include thoughts and interpretations of the experience in the data collection and analysis.
Arguably, the mother's antenatal relationship with her child is not attachment — parents do not (usually) seek care from their unborn children — but may be more akin to the beginnings of caregiving representations [ 29, 30, 35].
43.1% of people with disabilities do not recognize their service as a priority of Basic Health Units (BHU), 52.5% do not usually seek dental care, and of those who do (n = 97), 76.3% find it difficult to receive care and 84.5% only seek care on an emergency basis.
Opportunistic screening is a proactive screening technique that has been used with some success in a variety of healthcare areas including type II diabetes and Chlamydia [ 14] and is particularly useful in identifying conditions in populations who would not usually seek treatment.
We don't usually seek to know exactly how the money's being spent, but we assume it's serving the cause in some non-frivolous way ("60 Minutes" reveals that donations to the Central Asia Institute, the charity that Mortenson set up to run the schools, have gone toward luxuries like private jets for Mortenson).
