Sentences with phrase «explores conflicted feelings»

Through this conversation, a combination of language play, moving image and installation, Theobald explores conflicted feelings about societal conventions, the repeated cycle of human existence, and the ways that received wisdom about life, love, death, freedom and personal growth feed back into daily life through depictions in film, television and music.

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There is a conflict between wanting to explore the world while at the same time feeling frightened by choices or frustrated by rules.

The «double - burden» of paid and domestic work on women's experiences of work - family conflict was also explored, which found that despite the added burden of being responsible for most of the housework, women in these countries working full - time did not experience greater feelings of work - life conflict than men working similar hours.

A masterful observer of American society — like fellow German émigrés Billy Wilder and Ernst Lubitsch — Sirk's films explore uncomfortable, unspoken truths and arouse complicated, conflicting feelings.

The overweight blue man featured throughout several works, functions as a grotesque sexual tourist in Bickerton's seedy world which explores human's conflicting feelings of repulsion and attraction.

Jansen employs abstraction to explore psychic chaos and conflict, in traditional AbEx style, but in his hands, improvisation opens the valves of feeling (to paraphrase Francis Bacon) and experience; he re-enacts or works through (his words) memories of war in the arena of the canvas, creating enthralling panoramas that pit the terrible beauty of destruction against our conflicting moral sentiments.

Through observing the intertwined identities, unregulated economies and shared resistance felt across the densely layered archaeological and urban sites of Lebanon, The Drift explores the politics of conflict through its material — and immaterial — residue.

You may explore family roles, rules, unspoken feelings and behavior patterns in order to spot issues that contribute to conflict.

I use couples therapy approaches with proven effectiveness to soothe anger, increase connection and explore the underlying patterns and buried feelings that have led to the surface conflict or coldness.

Marriage counselling gives you and your partner the time and space to explore what is and isn't working in your relationship, how to communicate better, resolve conflict and face difficult feelings towards each other.

The group topics explore the common challenges for children from separated families by looking at transitioning between homes, adjusting to different house rules and feeling caught in the middle of parental conflict, and learning resilience and coping strategies.

Typically, in this setting, music allows clients to explore feelings, promote positive behavioral and emotional changes, foster feelings of control over the environment, manage conflict and develop problem solving strategies, whilst strengthen peer relationships.

I can facilitate you to use art materials, the creative process, and your artwork to explore feelings and experiences, reconcile emotional conflicts, develop self - awareness, manage behavior and symptoms, increase self - esteem and self - efficacy, improve orientation to the present moment, and develop self - awareness and social skills.

Focusing on yourself and doing individual therapy is one of the best ways to process conflicted feelings and explore hidden desires.

As an empathic witness to your thoughts and feelings I help you safely explore your fears and conflicts, struggles and objectives in an honest and accepting space.

As the trust deepens, this person would be someone you would feel comfortable exploring deeper sources of conflict or pain.

Lauren Oliver offers a safe environment for clients to explore internal and external conflicts by offering a patient, non-judgemental, empathetic space for clients to open up and gain personal growth and development, addressing the clients» feelings and encouraging emotional openness.

The course will focus on core concepts such as tuning - in to what clients need, want, feel and require; identifying the practitioner's own approaches to conflict and personal interactions with others professionally and personally; and exploring skills related to neutral collaborative advocacy.