| Terms widely used to distinguish a section of the population who may have sufficient problems at some point to be likely to benefit from help from those who may not. Perhaps too much associated with a “medical” or “diagnostic model” so “help-seeking” and “non-help-seeking” seem preferable. |
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Widely in the book, probably particularly 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9.
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Created 2/11/21.
