Sentences with phrase «work stressors experienced»

Work stressors experienced by most nurses were workload, time pressure, inadequate reward, inadequate patient interaction, and unmanageable emotional demands of job.

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As a previous hospital social worker, Susan also has experience working with individuals who have been diagnosed with medical conditions and helping them, as well as their family members, manage the stressors and changes associated with medical issues or a disability.

«My fourteen years experience has lead me to work with many clients who are dealing with many different stressors in their life.

«I have experience with counseling several nationalities and works with individuals, couples, families, and hosts group sessions with adults and adolescents struggling to manage life's stressors.

«Dr. DeVincentis works with children, adolescents, and adults who are experiencing a variety of symptoms, concerns, and stressors.

I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, loss, life stressors, life changes (divorce, career change etc.), marriage and family counseling.

I have experience in working with individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, chronic health problems, employment problems, and life stressors.

The experienced individual counselors at Emily Cook Therapy specialize in working with millennial women in their 20s and 30s who may be struggling with a wide range of relationship, social, career, self - esteem, and life stressors.

I have worked as a psychotherapist in both inpatient and outpatient settings and have experience in providing services and support to those who are struggling with grief and loss, anxiety, trauma, depression, substance use, psychosis, and various life stressors.

I work with clients who are experiencing life stressors that are causing distress in their lives that require therapeutic interventions and therapy approaches.»

The right connection between therapist and client will help build the therapeutic relationship necessary for personal growth.I have experience working with adults of all ages who are experiencing changes in mood, depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, as well as life stressors.»

My professional social work practice includes working with clients who are experiencing depression, anxiety, and panic; acute and chronic illness; addiction - related stressors; grief; and relationship concerns.

In this position, I worked directly with military couples and families who were experiencing a wide - variety of stressors aggravated by the demanding pace of military life.

In my practice I treat a wide array of presenting concerns including struggles with depression and anxiety, situational stressors, social skill needs, and academic problems, and I have extensive training and experience in working with grief and loss.

Within these areas I've gained experience working with diverse populations with various presenting difficulties including but not limited to anxiety, depression, fluctuating mood, panic attacks, adjustment to life stressors, and developmental disorders.

In a recent study, newlywed couples completed daily diaries (i.e., short, daily surveys) every night for 14 nights in which they provided information about their daily life stress (e.g., «yes» or «no» to experiencing stressors such as «a lot to do at work or school»), feelings of self - regulatory depletion (e.g., «I exerted a lot of «willpower» to get through the workday.»)

But, couples who cohabit prior to marriage for practical reasons and plan to someday marry all along fare better (and in some respects may fare better than those that didn't cohabit), especially because these couples have had practice confronting and working through life and relationship stressors.5 For example, they've most likely experienced conflict and had an opportunity to see how they treat each other in such situations.6

«I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 4 years» experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families seeking to overcome various struggles such as eating disorders, body image issues, addiction, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma and other life stressors that get in the way of leading a fulfilling life.

In addition, I serve clients experiencing daily stressors including relationship challenges, problems at work / school, and possible problems juggling a work / school - life balance.

By weaving together the wisdom of contemplative practices with the insights of psychology and contemporary neuroscience, I work with families to help kids who experience anxiety and stress or who have endured traumatic circumstances learn ways to calm their nervous systems and develop emotion regulation skills so that they can thrive (rather than crumble, implode or explode) amidst daily stressors and triggers.

Abstract: BACKGROUND: Previous studies demonstrate a higher risk for pregnant women to experience stressors within the work context and therefore suggest a higher risk for occupational stress.

«Jennifer has experience working with clients struggling with addiction, anxiety and depression, those grieving the loss of a loved one, couples navigating relationships, individuals, pre-marital couples, families with older adolescents and adult children, and adults dealing with everyday life stressors including family issues and occupational stress.

Children don't face the exact same stressors as adults — «grown - up» challenges such as managing credit card debt, raising a family, working through marital issues, and navigating job challenges haven't yet become part of their life experience.

I have a great deal of experience working with a wide variety of issues and life stressors.

Dr. Bickley's clinical specialties include working with depressed or anxious adults experiencing significant life stressors (including chronic health problems, marriage problems, divorce, bereavement, career change, spiritual questioning, etc.) and working with families who have children / adolescents experiencing learning and / or behavior problems.

I strive to work alongside those searching to find more fulfilling ways to experience life and overcome stressors, current and past.

Lorena also has experience with clients dealing with sexuality issues, school / work stressors, ADHD, self - esteem issues and medical health issues.

I have extensive experience working with adolescents and teens facing a multitude of struggles, including separation from their families, bullying, school related stressors, self - harm, and relationship difficulties.

I received a BA from Princeton University, a Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary, and have extensive experience working with families as they journey through different developmental stages and stressors.

Families can choose the stressors that are most relevant to their experience and the coping strategies that work best for them.

My counselling work is geared toward: 1) people who are struggling with Depression or Anxiety, 2) LGBTQ people who are looking for an experienced therapist from within their own community; and 3) professionals dealing with the stressors of a career in health care or social services.

Individuals classified as having secure working models experienced low stress in relationships with parents, peers, and romantic partners and dealt with relationship stressors more actively by using their social network during adolescence and at the age of 21 years.

I have worked in social services and direct care with youth and families experiencing multiple stressors and challenges for over 6 years.