Nope.
People most often received help from:
Family members (41.1%)
Friends and peers (19.2%)
Only 8.7% of people claimed that they were helped by a therapist or other professional, 5.2% by a mentor, pastor, or coach, and 4.1% by school personnel.
Most importantly, 52.3% of people said that the help they received came in the form of friendly conversations, guidance, and demonstrations of loyalty and commitment. So, when people share personal experiences with friends and family, they often find themselves better equipped to cope with the difficult situation at hand. While professional helpers, such as doctors and therapists, can be very helpful, people report positive results even if the listener does not hold a professional degree or job title. For example, when one person was asked to describe the lowest point in her life, she responded with this comment:
Nope.People most often received help from:Family members (41.1%) Friends and peers (19.2%)Only 8.7% of people claimed that they were helped by a therapist or other professional, 5.2% by a mentor, pastor, or coach, and 4.1% by school personnel.Most importantly, 52.3% of people said that the help they received came in the form of friendly conversations, guidance, and demonstrations of loyalty and commitment. So, when people share personal experiences with friends and family, they often find themselves better equipped to cope with the difficult situation at hand. While professional helpers, such as doctors and therapists, can be very helpful, people report positive results even if the listener does not hold a professional degree or job title. For example, when one person was asked to describe the lowest point in her life, she responded with this comment:
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