A Fireman friend of mine once told me that when you're trying to put out a fire, the hardest way is to use a wide, dissipated spray of water to blanket the area. Wrong. The effective way of dealing with fire quickly and confidently is to aim a narrow, powerful jet of water directly at the source. Most helping professionals try and cast a big fishing net out there and grab anything with a pulse. Wrong. To optimise your funds and efforts, you should "concentrate your aim" on the specific type of person you ideally want to work with. So grab your fire axe - we're about to chop the door down...