Sentences with phrase «emotional crisis»

As someone used to being in control, you might believe you won't need help in a time of emotional crisis.

Provided counseling to residents in emotional crisis, and assistance to residents with administrative issues.

Emotional crises among members of the community tend to be both fragmented and complicated.

We promote positive psychology to help individuals realize their potential for lasting fulfillment by shifting the focus to building interpersonal strengths to act as a buffer to future emotional crises.

In the early stages of emotional crisis a modest amount of emotional support and guidance may be sufficient to help a person work out an emotional problem.

I have been effective in helping adults in emotional crisis, marital conflicts, and parenting issues.

The adrenal glands generate the energy needed to perform strenuous tasks, deal with emotional crises, and fight infections.

Secondly, many who are going through emotional crisis consider religion (Fowler, 1986 and Cobble, 1985).

In the Season 1 finale, the wedding of Karen and Bill provides the impetus for emotional crises and revelations that threaten to derail the entire ceremony unless Hank can put everything right.

In this cinematic transplant, the hero spins into emotional crisis when his longtime manager (played, oddly enough, by Christopher Plummer) belatedly presents him with the framed Lennon letter.

I feel like he's going through some sort of emotional crisis on his own that he won't open up to me about, because he said that after he separated from his ex 10 years ago, all he wanted was to be a good dad and spend time with his girls.

Whereas the artists of the New York School turned to psychoanalysis and extracted art from personal introspection, Cage's study of Zen fostered a detachment from emotional crisis and the idea that art originates in the non-interpretive contemplation of nature.

Counsels: children, adolescents, adults, couples, family Areas of Interest: Sex addiction, other substance and process addictions, intensive couples counseling, emotional crises related to religion and spirituality, trauma and PTSD, grief / bereavement, depression / anxiety

Serious illness usually produces a substantial emotional crisis.

I have even turned to her during a tough emotional crisis, which is not something I ever considered doing with a PCP before.

The relationship comedy of «Band Aid,» and its mildly stinging observations of LA life, ultimately give way to deeper emotional crises, with Lister - Jones diving under the skin of Anna's discontents.

Jerry Lundegaard is the walking epitome of this pervasive emotional crisis; but we also find glimpses of it even in the most minor characters, such as the cashier at the diner, whose forced smile and false - cheerful attitude threaten to crack wide open at any moment.

While the fantasy and whimsy captures the playful imagination of children, a powerful undercurrent of emotional crisis grounds their experience: their infirm mother is recuperating from some unexplained illness in a local hospital and the anxiety takes its toll on the youngest.

New approaches to your dilemmas will emerge allowing emotional crises to become an opportunity for personal growth.»

Every relationship cycles through certain stages, writes veteran couples therapist Carroll, so you have to expect — and possibly even plan for — emotional crises along the way.

Divorce is a time of grave emotional crisis.

Abandonment creates a serious emotional crisis.

These statistics indicate the significance of the pastoral function in emotional crisis and places upon the clergyman a heavy pastoral responsibility.

Issues: Sex addiction, other substance and process addictions, intensive couples counseling, emotional crises related to religion and spirituality, trauma and PTSD, grief / bereavement, depression / anxiety

Mental illness and the facing of emotional crises are much too prevalent for any one group to work with alone.

While his body is wracking from the physical effects of prolonged inebriety, the Bowery technique has created a «bottom,» an emotional crisis, in which the alcoholic is open to help.

It is necessary to prepare the individual for the emotional crisis experience which produces sobriety in some cases.

Clergy are the most numerous of professionals (350,000 in the United States), they are widely scattered into the most distant geographic areas where no other professionals may be, they are easy to contact at any time, they are less expensive, their role and function are usually well known so that people know what to expect when they seek help, and they often have had ongoing contacts already established so that in a time of emotional crisis it is natural to turn to them.

The ethical and emotional crises that we experience today in relation to the thresholds of birth and death, the uncertainty as to where «personal» value may be located and anchored, and the resultant confusion in the realm of public policy and law are symptoms of the fundamental intellectual crisis of modern humanity.

Rather, the clergyman may be the most effective care - giver in many situations of emotional crisis.

Having temporarily lost the ability to deal with the conditions of his life and to cope with the stress that he was facing, he was in a state of emotional crisis.

This places the clergyman in an important position in that if he can recognize the existence of an emotional crisis in one who is communicating to him, he can often take the initiative and begin his work of crisis intervention early in the developing crisis and often forestall serious suicidal behavior.

Although the person in an emotional crisis is overwhelmed and feels as though his situation will never improve, experience indicates otherwise.

The older sister, on the other hand, is trying to make some kind of sense out of her wasted life, having an emotional crisis brought on by yesterday's reading of the Iliad.

Women don't generally expect to battle an emotional crisis during pregnancy.

In last week's blog I wrote about the emotional crisis a child goes through during the rapprochement phase.

By: Joe Newman In last week's blog I wrote about the emotional crisis a child goes through during the rapprochement phase.

«It's this physical and emotional crisis that translates to especially vivid recall of NDEs, but also to a shift in how survivors lead their lives following the experience,» he says.

Suicidal behavior among active - duty service members can be reduced for up to six months with a relatively simple intervention that gives them concrete steps to follow during an emotional crisis, according to a new study from the University of Utah's National Center for Veterans Studies.

What an emotional crisis that put me into, any way the guy left but the baby stayed.

At the height of this emotional crisis, Connie hires Joe (William Baldwin), a male escort, to accompany her to her sister's wedding.

Deadpool 2 opens with our hero, Wade Wilson, the Merc with a Mouth (Ryan Reynolds), in a bit of an emotional crisis.

Not much for the first two - thirds, as engineer Jim Preston (Pratt) and writer Aurora Lane (Lawrence) bond, interacting with a wry android bartender (Michael Sheen), until an emotional crisis causes them to face decades of enmity, alone.

From director Gillian Robespierre (Obvious Child) comes a mostly solid sophomore film about a family in New York, in 1995, where everyone is in some kind of emotional crisis.

Up in the Air — It's one of those movies that tries to enact as profound and movie an existential or emotional crisis that surely the main character would have resolved long before the event in the film take place.

The first new film in nearly three decades from Portuguese auteur Vitor Gonçalves is a rigorous, elegant study of emotional crisis