The phrase "troubled person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is an idiomatic phrase used to describe someone who is dealing with difficult emotional, psychological, or mental issues, most likely due to a recent traumatic experience. For example: "The victim of the assault was a deeply troubled person, who needed all the support and care of her family and friends to get through the ordeal."
When a clearly troubled person firmly believes that he or she needs no help, there are no simple answers.
In most states, the authorities often can do nothing to prevent even an obviously troubled person from possessing firearms.
The reality is that, in most states, law-enforcement officials often can do nothing to prevent even an obviously troubled person from buying guns, let alone take steps to confiscate guns that the person might already own.
Moreover, such an approach, carefully individualized to meet the needs of each anxious, depressed, and troubled person, significantly enhances the damaged self-esteem of patients who, using it, experience the satisfaction of helping themselves.
"We've put the word out to all of our partners -- if there's a troubled person in your community, [a] troubled student, anybody you worry about, you can bounce it off us and consult with our experts down at Quantico and they'll offer you advice on how you should think about the risk," Comey said.
"A troubled person, yes, and certainly an insecure one," Nora Sayre wrote in The Times.
10 P.M. (4) MEDIUM -- Normally, Allison DuBois Patricia Arquettee), the district attorney's private psychic, just has bad dreams to alert her to the troubled dead person of the week.
For example, troubled young persons may foresee stigmatization as a consequence of help-seeking when they become aware of emotional distress as a problem, and subsequently attempt to normalize their feelings of depression.
I don't like this autopsy and will not agree to … when a person is dead, is asleep and autopsy is disturbing his/her peace … it is troubling the person and I will therefore not agree to this.
"I'm not as troubled by a person who has a different faith.
I appeared to be the only person troubled by this increasingly dangerous farce.
