Select from the following.
(a). ) Don't be shy to ask them for their quick and easy approach. After all, let your parent or guardians see your condition as a professional experience.
(b). ) Read about the underlying issues on which mental disorders may come into play. This will help you decide whether to diagnose mental illness in adults or whether to run for director.
(c). ) read both medical descriptions, and descriptions from people who have the disorders. Consider the fact that you may not be mentally ill, but may have a neurological disorder (such as autism), a food allergy, or another illness that needs treating.
(d). ) Make a list of all the symptoms you have experienced that have affected your life (or want to continue to be). Determine if any medications, therapy, or supplements have been used to treat and combat those symptoms.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to tell your parent or guardians you need mental help
Do your research.
Read up on your symptoms, and find a few potential disorders that match your symptoms. ( it is best not to latch onto one single diagnosis, to prevent bias during the professional diagnostic process.
Answer:
(c).