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Helping the Reluctant

March 16, 2014 by Stephen Mathis

In this podcast, Dr. Mathis mixes music history and trivia with hints on attempting to intervene with persons who obviously need assistance, but may be unaware and/or unwilling to accept help or even to give any credence to the advice proposed by a concerned party. While some of the suggestions are similar with friends and family members, there are a few subtle differences that will be pointed out when trying to assist persons who might be reluctant (if not outright hostile) towards accepting assistance from well-intentioned friends and/or family members.

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