Sentences with phrase «cover emotional trauma»

But insurance doesn't cover emotional trauma, which is impossible to put a price tag on.

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Keith I. Braunfotel and Scott D. Frendel bring the facts of your case to the responsible party's insurance company for skillful negotiation toward a settlement that covers your pain and suffering, emotional trauma, lost wages, medical bills, and vehicle repair or replacement.

The money you recover from a lawsuit can help to cover expensive medical costs, make up for lost wages, and compensate for the emotional trauma you have endured because of your accident.

That's why often the damages cover the medical costs of the injuries, the lost salaries due to your incapacity, and even the emotional trauma that comes with your injuries.

The drawbacks for employees are that workers comp protects the employer from liability and does not cover non-economic damages like pain and suffering or emotional trauma.

Larger Cover at a Small Cost When the unfortunate event of an accidental death occurs, the family of the deceased undergo immense emotional trauma.

With a good amount of life insurance cover you can ensure that your family is not left high and dry along with emotional trauma of your absence.

Lessons covering topics such as the five mindful literacies, social - emotional learning, trauma - informed instruction, and more

Topics covered include rapport building and the beginning of restoration of the child's trust in an adult male, therapeutic contact negotiation, the introduction of metaphor, indirect referencing of the trauma and the process building toward explicit emotional disclosure and metaphoric retribution, the restoration of self - esteem, «emotional inoculation» against regression, and the emergence of a future - oriented perspective characterized by confidence and hopefulness.

Discuss the three areas (emotional awareness, affect disregulation, & sense of self) covered in this webinar, the neurobiological implications relevant to these three areas, and how these three areas are affected by early life trauma.

Specific components covered include: screening clients and participants, providing anticipatory guidance, cultivating resources and supports, leading interventions in order to maintain and cultivate emotional stability and finally, providing integration of mindfulness practices in a trauma - informed manner.