Sentences with phrase «emotionally in tune»

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These emotionally in - tune workers also had significantly higher income than those who received a low score on the study's emotion recognition test.

Your guy may worry that he's not tuned in emotionally enough to give you the support that you need while you're pregnant.

As a Cancer, being emotionally tuned in is your most important gift, for it allows you to access your potent intuition and game - changing creativity.

Slowing down the whole process of eating and practicing mindful eating really allows us to tune in; it allows us to be more receptive to how the food tastes, how it's making us feel both emotionally and physically.

Inviting the students to tune in and notice how they feel physically, energetically and mentally - emotionally at the beginning of the practice.

Being able to discuss, converse about and apply the new information with peers can help learners become more emotionally in - tune with the course material.

Developed on the basis of the BMW M2 Coupe with a brief to deliver an emotionally powerful driving experience, this new model from BMW M GmbH sets the pace in the compact high - performance sports car segment courtesy of its 302 kW / 410 hp engine, bespoke suspension tuning and array of distinctive design signatures.

It's true that dogs seem to naturally have a way of helping people relax and feel happier, and some are so emotionally in - tune with their owners that they «just know» how to respond in a medical crisis.

I'll let those more emotionally in - tune with their finances make the argument that

It's a good song, but it's easy to become so emotionally invested in the previous tune by this point that one begins to miss the first vessel, if only by association.

When parents are involved and interested, when they stay tuned in and emotionally connected, teens tend to make better choices for themselves.

Staying connected with your child Mental illness can make it hard for people to tune in to children's emotional needs or be emotionally available when children need support or comfort.

In emotionally - focused couples therapy, couples learn how to place their feet in such a way that they can dance to a new tune and begin to play the kind of music that brings both of them close and makes both of them feel valued and safIn emotionally - focused couples therapy, couples learn how to place their feet in such a way that they can dance to a new tune and begin to play the kind of music that brings both of them close and makes both of them feel valued and safin such a way that they can dance to a new tune and begin to play the kind of music that brings both of them close and makes both of them feel valued and safe.

It's a long way from the coolly analytical, talky, left - brain therapeutic ideal of decades past to the far more intuitive, nonverbally adept, emotionally tuned - in therapist envisioned within the emerging attachment - based paradigm.

Lucinda elaborates that «the ideas in the book are based on the foundation that everyone's needs are equally important and family members need to tune in to each other regularly to stay emotionally healthy.»

If Tim and Becky were in our office for Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, we would help Tim talk about his fears and hurt from a more vulnerable place, in tune with his emotions.

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