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How do you know when you
should seek help?
  
  All individuals, couples, and families
  experience difficulties at some point in time. However, there are occasions
  when the assistance of a qualified therapist can be exceptionally helpful.
  Some signs of distress when the assistance of a therapist should be considered
  are: 
  
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      Persistent
  feelings of dissatisfaction 
      
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      Problems
  with a child's behaviour and/or grades
      
      
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      Unexplainable
  fatigue or difficulty in sleeping 
      
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      Sexual
  problems or concerns 
      
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      Difficulties
  in talking with your spouse, family members, friends or co-workers
      
      
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      Feelings
  of loneliness, moodiness, depression, sadness, failure, stress, or anxiety
      
      
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       Problems
  with alcohol or drugs 
      
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      A
  need for tranquilizers, energizers, or sleeping aids
      
      
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      Frequent
  financial difficulties 
      
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      Difficulty
  in setting or reaching goals 
      
    - 
      
      Family
  stress due to chronic illness 
      
    - 
      
       Illness
  in which stress plays a major role 
      
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       Drastic
  weight fluctuations, or irregular eating patterns
      
      
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      Difficulties
  with anger, hostility or violence 
      
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      Work
  difficulties (e.g., frequent job changes, problems with co-workers, poor
  performance, etc.) 
      
   
      
        
      
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