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In social psychology, the everyday concept of helpfulness is technically defined as (1) the property of providing useful assistance, and (2) friendliness evidenced by a kindly and helpful disposition. Several theories of helping agree that, in the long run, helping behavior benefits the giver as well as the receiver. more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Bereavement | 998 |
96% |
| Depression | 12 |
100% |
| Self-Injury | 8 |
100% |
| Physical & Emotional Abuse | 8 |
100% |
| Bipolar Disorder | 7 |
100% |
Overall, 96% (1109
Members)
find Helping Others helpful
Helping Others Reviews
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Reaching out to others I know who are grieving. Babysitting helps.
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Takes mind offf thigs
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member of F2F and online support groups.; becoming deeply involved with Susan G. Komen Org activities - for women who have, or have lost someone to (Mom) breast cancer.
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I like to remind myself that even though my husband died, I still have a daughter to care for, and that I am fortunate to have a safe, warm home and food to eat.
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To know that I can use my situation to reach others or to help someone feel like they are not alone makes me feel better and to know my daughter memory does live on
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Helping others is my life goal.
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I like to help others
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I started a non profit organization to help other families faced with the same tragedy. We also are trying to change the way expectant parents are treated.
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I publish a free monthly bereavement newsletter for families who have lost a child at any age (prebirth through adult) to any cause.
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As long as I stay focused on my children...
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