Sentences with phrase «destructive behavior patterns»

Birds that are neglected often fall into destructive behavior patterns and depression.
A parrot that is neglected grows lonely and will exhibit destructive behavior patterns and emotional depression, which can play out in a wide range of physical symptoms and behaviors.
«People lose jobs, students withdraw from classes, and individuals can initiate extremely self - destructive behavior patterns following a breakup,» he said.
For example, breeds with a high energy / work drive living with a sedentary family providing minimal stimulation are much more likely to suffer from anxiety, obesity, and other health issues, or may develop destructive behavior patterns.
Toys help to keep your dog active mentally as well as physically, and channel excess energy away from destructive behavior patterns.
Feather picking is an obsessive, destructive behavior pattern of birds during which all or part of their feathers are methodically pulled out, amputated, frayed, or in some way damaged by the bird's excessive preening.
Compulsive self - destructive behavior patterns like David's can be propelled unconsciously by an internalized sense of badness common in childhood emotional neglect, abuse or abandonment.
«Are you feeling stuck in destructive behavior patterns, having relational issues or signs of depression and anxiety?
«I see people with these self - destructive behavior patterns,» he says.
When these destructive behavior patterns last for six months or more, children and teenagers may be diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder.
«In psychodynamic treatment, we enter a journey together to understand behaviors and feelings that just don't make sense; to Prevent the Past from interfering in the Present; to improve personal relationships; to change lifelong ways of coping that don't work; and finally to stop self - destructive behavior patterns.
Are you prone to sudden outbursts or destructive behavior patterns that later leave you embarrassed or ashamed?
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), is known as an effective therapy for trauma / PTSD, but it is also applicable to any life issue like grief, where we are overwhelmed by emotions and may be triggered into painful thoughts and destructive behavior patterns.
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