Sentences with phrase «established rhythm of life»

Pulling crabgrass in the backyard, weekending at a cabin in the mountains, watching televised NFL football games — these offered themselves as activities more harmonious with the established rhythm of life than attending church.

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To aspiring bakers and established chefs and food geeks and fawning journalists, she represents an elusive ideal: the young breadmaker who structures her life around the rhythms of a wood - burning oven, not the demands of a high - volume production facility.

I need to establish the rhythms and rituals of my life to incorporate healthy bits of exercise, but honestly, I just can't seem to seize the opportunity at present.

In this wonderful book, Sharifa Oppenheimer guides parents of young children on how to establish the life rhythms that lay the foundation for all learning; how to design indoor play environments that allow children the broadest skills development; and how to create backyard play spaces that encourage vigorous movement and a wide sensory palette.

Yet, in his continuous search to express the essence of life, to establish an analogy to musical rhythm and to touch the viewer deep into the subconscious mind, Bernède gradually grew to gestural painting, partnered with a black and white palette.

We will seek to establish sustainable rhythms and patterns for our lives, the body, the spirit, and the mind, forming habits of self - control.

Based on the interpersonal psychotherapy model of depression and informed by the importance of regular social rhythms in bipolar disorder, 36 interpersonal and social rhythm therapy explores pathways to relapse, including disruptions to social and circadian patterns, non-adherence to medication, and stressful life events.37 The model suggests that positive and negative life events can adversely affect circadian rhythms, posing a risk of recurrence.36 It tackles these issues by establishing regular routines, exploring interpersonal conflict and addressing issues around social roles, 37 and it seems to have promise in managing bipolar disorder.

Right now, it feels a little like he is always on the edge of a «flare - up» (especially when it comes to wanting to make ALL of his own meals / snacks (with appliances and utensils he shouldn't use, and that consist of WAY too much of every ingredient) and then not eat any of them until * after * the tantrum, at which point he enthusiastically eats one of the choices * he * made, and often asks for seconds - bless his heart), so our hope is to limit his choices, and establish some daily rhythms and routines that will provide the framework for trust and bonding, which will create internal calmness and help ease the transition to his new life.