Sentence examples for specialised help from inspiring English sources

Children are excluded from the study if they meet any of the following criteria: a) Receiving specialised help for their child's sleep from a psychologist or a specialised sleep clinic (apart from their paediatrician).

In February, the independent Mental Health Taskforce recommended that 24/7 mental health liaison teams – currently present in only a minority of A&E departments in England – should be rolled out across the country so that people in crisis can get specialised help at A&E when they need it.

The two student groups differed in their choice of help-seeking only with regard to student health services, which were more often sought by medical students, and there was a minor but significant tendency for women to have sought specialised help from psychologists or psychiatrists more often than men.

But more specialised help will be needed with tasks such as harvesting, drying and distillation, so the cooperative will employ a team of agricultural specialists.

It claims to be unique in offering mentoring to any child needing no more than friendship and fun, unlike similar charities, which cater for children excluded in some way and needing specialised help from a befriender.

Before compiling her report, Casey twice visited the headquarters of Muslim Women's Network UK – a charity chaired by Shaista Gohir OBE, which offers specialised help and support to women on issues from domestic violence and mental health to abortion.

While Ancestral Attic in the US is even more specialised helping you arrange a family reunion with unknown relatives, specifically in Eastern Europe.

The UN Population Fund estimates that 800,000 women across the three countries will be due to give birth within the next 12 months and 120,000 of those are likely to face complications, such as obstructed labour or infection which could kill them if they do not get specialised medical help.

95 3. Make greater use of government services such as the Child Guidance Clinic and the Child Development Agency for referencing of students with behavioural and/or emotional problems that need specialised professional help.

ON THE evening of April 25th, Joschka Fischer, Germany's Green foreign minister, looked as if he could use some help from a charity that specialised in helping battered and distressed politicians.

Previously, outreach workers would have been able to call on specialist drug and alcohol teams who could help get people into drug treatment programmes, nurses and mental health workers who specialised in helping the homeless, and housing workers who knew all the hostels and how to access them.