Examples of workers who are not generally considered professional helpers,but who may enter the helping network on a temporary basis include __________.

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Ministers and teachers may not necessarily be considered professional helpers, but they may enter the helping network temporarily due to their roles in providing emotional support, guidance, and assistance to individuals in need. They may also refer individuals to professional helpers when necessary. Psychiatrists, psychologists, marriage and family therapists, social workers, and case managers are typically viewed as professional helpers and are part of the helping network on a more permanent basis.

Examples of Workers Who Are Not Generally Considered Professional Helpers,but