Informal Help-Seeking is a form of help-seeking behavior in which individuals obtain support from non-professional, naturally occurring social networks such as family, friends, or peers, distinguished from formal help-seeking by the absence of institutional mediation or specialized training in the provider.
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FALLS IN OLD AGE: A STUDY OF FREQUENCY AND RELATED CLINICAL FACTORS
Angela Campbell, J Reinken, Beth Allan et al. · Age and Ageing · 1981 · 717 citations
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