Sentence examples for seeking support with from inspiring English sources

I give Ms. Wildgen credit for sticking by her husband, but I hope she is seeking support with a group like Al-Anon.

As part of the new run, the Chocolate Factory is holding drop-in sessions, in conjunction with the charity Sane, for people seeking support with mental health issues.

Alston and Kent (33) suggest that depression and suicide among Australian farmers during drought is exacerbated by the historical image of Australian men as rugged and resilient individuals, who do not seek support, with a stoic resistance to adversity.

For example, some people struggled to read simple material while others could read at a higher level but had been prompted to seek support with writing because new practices at work or a need to change jobs meant writing skills were needed.

The type of support considered here (from non-health professionals) relies on women proactively seeking support: women with high intention or commitment to breastfeed may be more likely to seek help when problems arise.

Calls have been mounting, he said, from companies seeking support in connection with layoff plans.

Ms Robertson explains that "with insecure and stretched funding, we struggle to meet the needs of all those seeking support in dealing with the devastating impacts of rape and sexual abuse.

Women discussed the benefits of seeking support from others with similar experiences [ 30, 43], believing that they would have more understanding of mental illness, be less likely to react negatively and able to offer normalising explanations.

And it's important to make that clear to someone, both as a way to alert them of their options but also to erase some of the stigma that comes with seeking support.

The study investigated the advantages and disadvantages of seeking support for those participants with depression who sought help.

The internet (currently used by 73%% of the UK population [ 21]) provides an alternative to face to face interventions offering the potential to deliver self-management help flexibly (at the time and location chosen by the client), cheaply and without the stigma that some people feel is associated with seeking support from mental health services [ 22].