Sentences with phrase «distressing experience»

Therefore, the psychological distress experienced by partners of patients who receive chemotherapy needs to be examined carefully.

Each year, more than 7 million dogs get lost and it's no doubt a heartbreaking and distressing experience for paw - rents trying to locate their precious furry ones.

Items are rated on a 4 - point scale representing the degree of distress experienced during the previous week.

They have fewer behavior problems, and are better able to bounce back from distressing experiences.

In our sample, in regards to coping, the more participants engaged in passive coping strategies, the more psychological distress they experienced.

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Seriously guys, being sick is the most distressing experience ever!

The results of the new study are important because they could help understand how social pain can be measured objectively, and how the brain creates these uniquely distressing experiences.

I found this article interesting as it looked at sexual distress, sexual problems, and compared the sexual and relationship satisfaction with sexual distress experienced by pregnant women to those without distress.

The evidence we received showed the acute distress experienced by parents who are unable to see their children after separation.

Fraud and Sex Do Not Amount to Damages for Emotional Distress We are often asked by fraud victims if they can recover by way of a judgment for damages for the emotional distress they experience as a result of the fraud perpetrated on them.

Thanks to neuroscientists, we know now that the amount of distress we experience in our minds and bodies is fundamentally and inextricably related to the quality of our close relationships.

Having to hospitalize your pet for any reason can be a very distressing experience that you may try to avoid at all costs.

Psychological symptoms occurring before an ICU stay and psychological distress experienced during the ICU stay or hospitalization were risk factors most associated with depressive symptoms after hospital discharge, the review found.

The SAS - A includes the following three subscales: fear of negative evaluation from peers, social avoidance, and distress specific to new situations or unfamiliar peers, and social avoidance and distress experienced more generally in the company of peers.

The concepts of solastalgia and structural nostalgia are relevant, with the former referring to the place - based distress experienced by residents whose local area is changing profoundly and the latter describing a process amplifying that distress.

We will focus on the pre-existing factors that are linked to PTG, as well as on practices individuals can develop prior to (or following) a traumatic birth that may aid in a less distressing experience.

He says that Anderson's work fits Freud's first definition of repression — an intentional attempt to banish distressing experiences from conscious awareness.

Chicago's current landscape — a starkly segregated city, high rates of poverty and violence, and an underfunded and struggling school system — expose far too many of our students to deeply distressing experiences every day.

Lori Gramlich had a similar distressing experience after taking a job at the Maine chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, where she is executive director.

Being present while your pet is euthanased can obviously be an emotionally distressing experience and some people simply can not face it; others would rather not see their pet in the dead state preferring instead to remember them as they were alive.

How a certain individual comes to occupy that prepared slot is still not clear; however, recent work shows that it may occur, in part, through being comforted following distressing experiences.

When a traumatic or distressing experience occurs, it may overwhelm usual ways of coping and the memory of the event is inadequately processed; the memory is improperly stored in an isolated memory network.

In trauma, some highly distressing experience produces very painful feelings, and the individual adopts defensive coping behaviors to protect against a recurrence.

Distressing experiences like these aren't just limited to parents with young children.

Observing mothers and their infants, Bowlby (1973) identified an intense distress experienced by infants who had been separated from their parents.

In an internal email to AMP - aligned financial advisers Mr Wilkins acknowledged the board upheaval had been a «distressing experience for many of the advice practices which are licensed with AMP».

The current study examined the associations between early pubertal timing, perceived popularity, and peer - nominated rumors, and tested whether these reputational factors help account for some of the emotional distress experienced by earlier maturing girls.

As professionals working with children and families, the executive committee of IAIA have been aware of the high level of distress experienced by many children and young people.

Ariel Dill, Appetite, 2011 Acrylic on canvas 24 x 20 inches June 16 — July 22, 2011 Freud suggested that bad dreams let the brain learn to gain control over emotions resulting from distressing experiences.

Example One: Misha, an elderly Russian Jewish patient, does not wish to be admitted to the local hospital in his town in Iowa because he had distressing experiences with the medical system as a child in the Former Soviet Union, some of which he experienced as directly related to being Jewish.

Up to a third of people who have a very distressing experience can develop PTSD, and it is estimated that about 8 % of people will experience PTSD at some time in their life.

Dr. Debra Mashek - Science of Relationships articles Website / CV Dr. Mashek's work bridges many disciplines by examining (a) the experience of feeling too close to intimate others, (b) confusing the self with close others, and (c) the psychological distress experienced by jail inmates with competing allegiances to the criminal community and to the community at large.

By acknowledging the emotional distress experienced by individuals with ADHD over their lifetime, we increase our ability to respond empathically and appropriately to our clients with ADHD, and put them in a better position to lead successful and fulfilling lives.

It was always such a distressing experience for me and my baby and a big worry that he would become more unwell if I was unable to give him his medication.

Colic can affect many babies aged between 3 - 14 weeks old and it can often be a distressing experience for both parents and baby.

Leaving your little one to cry is a stressful and distressing experience for you both and will further exacerbate any negative feeling and emotions you may be experiencing at this time.

If it hurts to poop, your child may try to avoid a repeat of the distressing experience.

I've had many heartbreaking letters and emails from constituents in Brighton suffering from serious illnesses, who've been made more ill by distressing experiences of Atos fit - for - work assessments — more than half of which end up being overturned on appeal.

If layoff interviews followed certain rules, it would be possible to avoid not just legal disputes of this kind, but also the emotional distress experienced by both the recipient of the bad news and by the manager tasked with delivering it.

Thankfully, these distressing experiences tend to be rare, and most people who experience hallucinations during bereavement find them comforting, as if they were re-connecting with something of the positive from the person's life.

«We apologized for any distress experienced by the family as a result of our recent publication of the genome sequence of a HeLa cell line.

The primary objective of this review is to provide a brief introductory overview of the distress experienced by all PBT patients.

Although accidents happen, it's sometimes wise not to share your distressing experiences because it is much better to post your happy moments with other bikers in your journey.

Teacher performance management processes can often be quite awkward and distressing experiences; however, by viewing the process as part of a growth mindset - that is, making it formative, rather than summative, and inviting participation of the teacher in the process, the feedback can be more meaningful and applicable to the teacher's daily practice.