Sentences with phrase «program addresses the underlying issues»

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Addressing the underlying issues and building community resilience requires long - term, community - based organizations dedicated to ensuring that families and individuals have access to local programs that address the stability of their communities.

This innovative new program works by addressing the underlying issues of weight gain.

Holistic Natural Residential Weight Loss Programs for permanent weight loss consisting of improving eating, sleeping and exercise habits with regular schedules, addressing the underlying emotional issues, such as self - esteem, loneliness and boredom, restoring the natural hormonal hunger satiety cycle, and educating patients about shopping and food preparation.

And there's a lot of natural cyclical augmentation programs and adrenal programs and gut - healing programs that we do on the functional medicine side to address the underlying cause of what's driving these issues.

The questions address the underlying theory of ELL education regarding language acquisition, instructional programs, and policy issues.

However, this short questionnaire does provide a springboard The questions address the underlying theory of ELL education regarding language acquisition, instructional programs, and policy issues.

They address the underlying theory of ELL education regarding language acquisition, instructional programs, and policy issues.

San Juan Island WA About Blog The Clearing is an innovative residential treatment Program focused on addressing the underlying core issues which fuel substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and other challenges to our mental health.

The money that would have been spent on imprisonment is reinvested in programs and services in communities where these issues are most acute in order to address the underlying causes of crime in those communities.

This practice can help connect children to interventions that address the underlying issue, thereby reducing disruptive behaviors.27 Policymakers can also promote the use of school - based counseling and mental health programs as an alternative to exclusionary discipline by providing funding and technical assistance to programs.

Over the past several years, our program has evolved into gender - specific groups, highly individualized treatment plans, an optional faith - based component, a professionals in recovery component, a strong emphasis on family therapy, 12 - step - based recovery, and an intense psychotherapy component that allows patients to identify and began to address both issues underlying the substance use along with co-occurring mental health issues.