Sentences with phrase «client in a good mood»

Think about how many ways you can put your client in a good mood.

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That call you received at 10 last night from an irate client half - way across the world isn't likely to put you in a good mood, but is very likely to make you think or say something that you shouldn't.

Many clients are in a good mood because they are on vacation, while others are traveling for business.

Through her experience working with clients and as a mother of two young children, Becky has firsthand knowledge of the importance that sleep plays in a child's well - being, behavior, mood, and development, and in parents» patience with their children and in their relationships.

Clients and colleagues with Hashimoto's have reported the following after using for thirty to ninety days: a reduction in thyroid antibodies, an improved mood, less pain, better bowel movements, more energy, and a reduction or complete elimination of food sensitivities.

Which (despite my holiday mood) did set me wondering whether this is something clients often want from lawyers back in the UK - and whether it's a quality that a good lawyer should have?

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I specialize in working with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, behavior problems, personality disorders, as well as mood and trauma - related disorders.»

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.»

In this early stage, we believe it's important to evaluate a client for mood, attention and anxiety disorders, as well as other co-morbid conditions such as another addiction.

Beyond mood and anxiety related concerns, clients consult him in order to learn how to better cope with interpersonal problems, grief and loss, infertility, poor self - esteem, and adjustment to major life transitions or chronic illness.

«I tend to work best with clients who have exerienced significant trauma in their lives, which has affected them in a variety of ways, such as relationship difficulties, addictions, sexual issues, anxiety / OCD, and mood disorders.

I didn't have to fake a good mood (most of the time) or dread night time or weekend appointments because I was passionate about what I was doing and believed in the role I played in my client's lives.