Although Kim and Mai had always had a happy marriage, lately they'd been arguing a lot. They were worried about their teenage son who was missing school and spending time with boys who were always getting into trouble. Kim kept telling Mai she should be stricter with her son. Mai complained that because Kim worked such long hours, she was always the one left to discipline her three children - and it was hard doing it by herself. Sometimes it seemed as if never a day went by without a fight in the family.
Every family has problems sometimes.
They might be personal problems like Mai or Kim's, worries about a relative's mental health, or more practical problems like needing help to care with an aged relative, or how to find diet advice for someone with diabetes. But whatever the problem, there may be a free service in your area which can help. This information will help you find the service you need. Community Health Centres. Many local areas have a community health centre staffed by a range of highly trained health professionals whose services are free.