Sentences with phrase «when normal life events»

When normal life events like teen - parent alienation, marital stress, mid-life crises, and decisions about elderly parents are hidden behind superficial relationships in a congregation, conversations that will encourage families to minister to one another are not likely to happen.

Not exact matches

You just choose to be atheist when it comes to real life decisions (like the fact that you want to eat normal food), and you choose to be Jewish when it comes to community events.

Congrats to all three of you:) I'm not a mom but I think it's pretty normal to have a lot of mixed emotions over any major life event and when you feel physically rotten, that never helps.

We believe in the physiologic model of care, which is client - centered, respects birth as a normal life event, care is individualized and interventions only used when necessary, time charts are irrelevant, and clients are respected as autonomous and the best people to make decisions for themselves and their baby.

«When a tragedy strikes in the form of a death or a life - changing illness or an accident, or when our lives are suddenly turned upside - down due to a divorce or other major life event, we need to grieve the loss of our old lives, our old «normal,» our younger, more carefree, and unwounded selves, so that we can embrace our new normal and learn to live fully and joyfully agWhen a tragedy strikes in the form of a death or a life - changing illness or an accident, or when our lives are suddenly turned upside - down due to a divorce or other major life event, we need to grieve the loss of our old lives, our old «normal,» our younger, more carefree, and unwounded selves, so that we can embrace our new normal and learn to live fully and joyfully agwhen our lives are suddenly turned upside - down due to a divorce or other major life event, we need to grieve the loss of our old lives, our old «normal,» our younger, more carefree, and unwounded selves, so that we can embrace our new normal and learn to live fully and joyfully again.

The event gets over and you realize that if you didn't decide that YOU were worth it without the event, when life is the normal crazy, there have been no habit changes, no mindset shift to make it permanent.

Even responsible adults struggle to balance obligations and stressors when traumatic events interrupt normal life.

But that was when they still lived in Seattle, before the events that led to Erin's decision that trying to be «normal» was way more trouble than it was worth, a decision her mother still refuses to accept.