Sentences with phrase «as the adolescents moved»

Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder is more common than bipolar disorder before adolescence, and symptoms tend to decrease as an adolescent moves into adulthood.

The study also showed that in traditional schools, engagement tends to stay static or even go down as adolescents move through the grades (Newell & Van Ryzin, in press).

There is an autobiographical strain to the portraits — these are the cultural figures Amiryani encountered when as an adolescent she moved to the West — as well as a subtle sense of estrangement.

Additionally, physical activity levels tend to decrease as adolescents move into young adulthood [3], leaving them at risk for the poor health outcomes associated with physical inactivity, which include overweight and obesity [4 — 6].

Parents need to understand that as adolescents move into romantic relationships they can benefit from parents» emotional support and guidance.

Adolescents «try on» different social roles as they interact with peers, and peers serve as a social «stepping stone» as adolescents move away from their emotional dependence upon their parents and toward autonomous functioning as an adult.

Not exact matches

Kidman then worked for the gifted John Duigan (The Winter of Our Dreams, Romero) twice, first as one of the two adolescent leads of the Duigan - directed «Room to Move» episode of the Australian TV series Winners (1985) and, more prestigiously, as the star of Duigan's acclaimed miniseries Vietnam (1987).

The boys did not complete their herculean venture — pub (and pint) No. 9 exhausted even the limits of adolescent endurance — and over the succeeding 20 + years they've moved on to marriage, divorce, kids, and careers as lawyers or car salesmen or real estate agents.

It is not long before another famed writer, the young Alfred Tennyson, moves nearby and grows entwined in the catastrophic schemes of the hospital's owner, the peculiar, charismatic Dr. Matthew Allen, as well as with his lonely, adolescent daughter, and a coterie of mysterious local characters.

Moved by Pipher's insight yet driven to hear the unfiltered voices of today's adolescent girls, Shandler yearned to speak for herself, and to provide a forum for other Ophelias to do so as well.

Each freestanding element was topped with photographs mounted back to back, so that as one moved around an element of the piece, a bird might be paired with images of icebergs, or an adolescent's facial expression of quiet longing may be backed by an image of an uninterrupted field of water.

South Central was one thing, but as a young adolescent his family moved to Santa Monica, in furtherance of his safety and education.

Feminist theorists have contended that hegemonic discourses in late modern liberal discourse define and socialize adolescent young women as something less than we are: they move us from an experience of ourselves as agents to a relegation in a particular space defined by our relationships with men.

As our family needs changed — moving into a new home, insuring 5 adolescent drivers — they have always been there.

Dr. Wendy O'Connor is passionate about the issues of Marriage & Family as well as adolescent; couples and individuals helping them heal the past and move forward with meaning, passion and purpose in life.

In addition, we specialize in trauma therapy with children, adolescents, couples and adults by addressing the abuse, decreasing symptoms and helping clients to move towards more healthy living as survivors.»

As we move into the 21st century, there is compelling evidence of the need to significantly redefine how family therapists work with adolescents and children.

As a therapist I work with children and adolescents who have endured trauma in their lives and assist them to overcome these struggles and move forward towards a healthy and happy life.

If the effect of neighborhood disadvantage is cumulative, lags, or is most salient early in life, as recent evidence suggests for adolescent mental health (25), moving out of that context in adolescence may not provide the best test of the causal effect of the social environment.

Parents and adolescents interviewed for this study described the following attitudes and approaches by service providers as detrimental to the development of a positive relationship, often resulting in the families moving to other places for assistance (APSGO, 1996; CRG, 1996):

Upon her move to Nashville, Rikki taught Child and Adolescent Development in the Department of Psychology at Welch College while serving her previous employer and other Texas agencies as a consultant on children's mental healthcare.

Interventions with children and adolescents hold promise because they can prevent the development of internalizing problems at key developmental time points, as well as building resilience and positive developmental trajectories at times of transition such as the move from primary to secondary school (Neil and Christensen, 2009; Durlak et al., 2011).

After moving to Austin, Dr. Crowfoot has worked in adolescent correctional programs including Rockdale Regional Juvenile Justice Center and Travis County Juvenile Probation as well as in community mental health at InMindOut Emotional Wellness Center and most recently at Austin State Hospital in their forensic program.

We help treat a variety of issues with children and adolescents such as anger and behavioral issues, attachment disorder, adoption, ADD / ADHD, stress, family issues, life changes such as a divorce a move or an illness, death of a close family member, friend or pet, bullying, developmental delays, anxiety and depression.