Sentences with phrase «chronic abuse»

Chronic abuse of alcohol leads to inactivation of the brain reward cascade, reduction of dopamine receptors and dopamine release what can cause unpleasant feelings, such as anxiety, anger and low self - esteem [33].

If you have previously filed a temporary revocation petition, or if you can prove chronic abuse, file a petition to terminate parental rights instead.

Limited reparenting becomes a critical component in repairing the relational disruptions experienced with chronic abuse and neglect.

Patronage jobs for relatives, personal holiday cards printed at taxpayer expense, and lavish weddings for the fair director's daughters were among the shocking examples of «flagrant, chronic abuse» detailed yesterday by a watchdog's probe into mismanagement at — of all places — the Great New York State Fair.

Similarly, the reports allowed Nature and The New Yorker to report on the chronic abuse of goats held at the private company Santa Cruz Biotechnology in California, once the world's second largest marketer of research antibodies.

Some blame the mass introduction of HGH, IGF - 1, insulin and other hormones in the world of competitive sports, which more often than not led to their chronic abuse, fueled by the «more is better» way of thinking.

A friend reminded me of something There are models and strippers out there that take a lot of steroids (some on the level of chronic abuse) who train hard, eat really clean because they have to stay lean for their job and yet — they look the exact same year after year after year.

Generally speaking, termination of parental rights if fairly rare, and only imposed in the most extreme cases, for example, where a parent has subjected a child to severe abuse, including abandonment, torture, chronic abuse, or sexual abuse, or has committed similar acts against the other parent.

«I specialize in working with adults 18 years and older, who may be experiencing a variety of issues including but not limited to: the residual effects of chronic abuse, neglect or trauma; grief and loss; anxiety; depression or life transition.

A glossary of drugs is provided that identifies the street names of each drug, methods of use, effects, prevalence, chronic abuse, and signs and symptoms of use.

Custody rights may be revoked temporarily while a parent gets treatment or, in cases of chronic abuse, a parent's rights to her child may be terminated if she shows no hope of improvement.

Children often develop normal defensive and protective ways of responding in order to survive the threat of chronic abuse, neglect and relational disruption.

Developmental trauma refers to various kinds of psychological damage that occur during child development, such as: chronic abuse, insufficient attention and neglect from primary caregivers and insufficient nurturing relationship with the parent.