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Why can't I bring myself to get help?

11 Answers Moderated by Lisa Meighan, MSc Psychology Updated: Jun 27, 2017

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samlovenothate on Jun 27, 2017

Fear can be a strong variable in seeking help. It can be hard to trust someone                      

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