Sentences with phrase «emotional damage in»

Recovering from and medical bills tied to a spinal cord injury can be extremely costly to the victim as he or she will require extensive hospital visits, a wheelchair, and ongoing therapy for the physical and emotional damage in order to support adjustment to the disability.

It also addresses the emotional damage in ways insurance can never do.

Her 2014 book, «Family Breakdown» received a great deal of criticism due to her claim that there was «undisputed evidence» that sleepovers with those not the child's primary caregiver, including divorced fathers, could cause emotional damage in comparisons to regular nuclear families.

This cycle of short term caregivers causes further emotional damage in children who already suffer abandonment and attachment issues.

Not exact matches

Having sex without commitment or, worse, with random strangers is indeed sinful as it causes emotional and (in the case of Lonnie) physical damage to oneself and others.

They even teach their children to discriminate against non-members and my young son suffered permanent emotional damage inflicted upon him by little Mormon boys (who picked on and bullied my son in our neighborhood) who think they're going to be Gods with their own planets some day!

Should Albert Snyder be able to sue Pastor Phelps for millions of dollars in damages because of the «emotional distress» that Phelps caused by his protest ---- from about 1000 feet away - at Matthew Snyder's funeral?

If Phelps and his co-defendants are liable for the intentional infliction of emotional distress in this case, what is to prevent another judge and jury from ordering monetary damages in a case against the owners of the proposed Islamic community center near ground zero for inflicting emotional distress on the families of 9/11 victims?

A minister who suffered severe emotional deprivation in his childhood relationships, and whose self - esteem is therefore damaged, will subtly manipulate his flock in ways that will cause them to feed his exorbitant need for approval and love.

If untreated it leads to mental and emotional damage, physical deterioration, spiritual bankruptcy and in many cases early death.

The most cogent psychoanalytic explanation of alcoholism indicates that the emotional damage involved probably occurred in the very early life of the person — during the period when the child's primary way of relating to the outside world is oral.

The emotional damage which underlies alcoholism seems to have happened at a very early age, in many cases, and has been overlaid by many strata of comparatively normal personality adjustment.

Smith was engaging, irascible, and emotional, but while he didn't burn bridges in recruiting, he seemed to struggle to prevent infrastructure damage.

Many become suicidal, lose all hope, and have severe emotional damage that they must then spend time recovering from in order to heal and progress into the potential of a new or better relationship.

I think it's fantastic if you do, but those essays can actually be kind of damaging to women who are in a fragile emotional state after the birth of their kids.

We do know that most concussions resolve, that we should expect concussions to resolve, and that there are plenty of athletes who have had multiple concussions who do not have the emotional disturbance, brain damage, and suicidality that may be portrayed in the media

Although... MORE cheaters are often guilt - free in an emotional affair because there is no sex involved, their spouses often view an emotional affair as damaging as a sexual affair.

Physical altercations, insults, and tactics such as «the silent treatment,» will likely do some emotional damage to a child in the long run.

cheaters are often guilt - free in an emotional affair because there is no sex involved, their spouses often view an emotional affair as damaging as a sexual affair.

When both in the couple desire this, when both realize that extradyadic sex makes their partner happy, and they therefore want their partner to have that sex, a couple will have moved a long ways to ward facilitating emotional honesty, while simultaneously withering at jealousy scripts, which can be very damaging to a relationship.

Study published in Child Development Journal suggests that parents should step back and let siblings figure their disagreements out by themselves which should help them avoid some emotional damage lasting for many years.

I was scared of repeating the harm and emotional and relational damage that was done to me in my own childhood.

-LSB-...] The mental and emotional damage done by birth technology to infants in the last century has followed our babies into childhood and right into adulthood, and has made necessary the development of reconstructive therapies for body and mind.»

He created the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) in 1981 because he was deeply concerned about the emotional and physical damage volunteer coaches were causing to children they were coaching, often without even realizing it.

We can force external obedience temporarily, but only by constantly escalating the threats, emotional manipulations, and punishments which accomplish nothing in the long run and do far greater damage than they are worth.

We are writing this white paper out of concern that advocates for PPC may do more damage in the long term to babies and their relationships with their parents, unless the information is coupled with an understanding of the role of soothing and parental emotional presence.

If we are successful at suppressing our grief and blocking our memories of details, the emotional damage just surfaces in other, even more destructive ways.

(If tantrums were a sign of emotional damage, my son would be in trouble.)

But one thing has remained unchanged - dominant, control - based parenting techniques of the past have served neither parent nor child and have, in fact, caused much damage to the emotional well - being of millions of families.

In fact, according to a new study, crying it out does not cause children to develop emotional, behavioral, or parental attachment problems and, in short, crying won't do any long - term damagIn fact, according to a new study, crying it out does not cause children to develop emotional, behavioral, or parental attachment problems and, in short, crying won't do any long - term damagin short, crying won't do any long - term damage.

If we look at timeout, parents are also hurting their children in their attempt to teach — through isolation and ignoring — and this type of emotional pain is just as damaging to a child as physical pain.

In addition to bringing vital, potentially lifesaving health services, women's experiences with maternity caregivers have the potential to empower and comfort or to inflict lasting damage and emotional trauma.

This is in spite of the wealth of evidence that poverty can devastate children's life chances by damaging their cognitive, emotional and social development, physical and mental health, and educational outcomes.

With over $ 65 billion in damages, communities across New York are bearing the financial and emotional brunt of Sandy over four years later.

In reality, though, they are doing more emotional and psychological damage.

Bordini, described in the lawsuit as a «dedicated, loyal Trump campaign staffer,» alleges assault and battery and is seeking monetary damages for emotional distress.

According to the Times, one of the men who accused Bernard Spitzer of firing them because of the color of their skin was Anthony Haydenn, who was awarded $ 200,000 by a jury in 2008 — $ 100,000 in lost wages, $ 25,000 for emotional distress and $ 75,000 in punitive damages.

Diaz finally hired a lawyer, who on May 10 filed a notice of claim with the city Comptroller's office seeking $ 2 million in damages for assault, battery and «intentional infliction of emotional distress.»

The suit seeks more than $ 50,000 in general damages and more than $ 50,000 in economic damages as well as an unspecified amount for medical and funeral expenses, emotional distress and other damages.

Already familiar with the seminal case of Phineas Gage, the hardworking, entrepreneurial 19th - century construction foreman who became an antisocial itinerant after a pointed rod pierced his skull and damaged part of his brain's emotional system, Damasio began to suspect that his patients» inability to be emotional was getting in the way of their reasoning.

To probe emotion's role in moral decision - making, Liane Young and her colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology turned to nine people whose emotional responses were impaired due to damage in...

Chronic pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.

Sustained emotional stress is known to damage the brain, and scientists wonder how it might affect the right and left prefrontal cortex, particularly in young children whose brains are still developing.

We now know better: the understanding that emotions play a crucial role in decision - making — and that people who sustain damage to the emotional parts of their brains are plagued by pathological indecision — has been one of the great revelations of...

Frontotemporal disorders are the result of damage to neurons in parts of the brain called the frontal and temporal lobes, gradually leading to behavioral symptoms or language and emotional disorders.

Sleep disturbances in animals and humans have long been linked to cognitive and emotional damage.

Studies of brain - damaged patients have shown that the same brain area responsible for processing such words — a region in the left frontal lobe known as Broca's area — is also involved in social tasks, such as recognizing emotional expressions.

Ensuing poverty, emotional and psychological trauma, and its resulting diseases may result in catastrophic damage to lives, health, and psyche.

According to a new report, published in Nature, damage to the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (VMPC)-- a region in the forebrain associated with emotional response — can blunt a person's emotional response to sacrificing a single person to save many others.

These emotional and neuroendocrine changes were similar to those reported in subjects who acquired damage to the hippocampus in adulthood, suggesting little functional compensation occurs during development.