Sentences with phrase «feeling of closeness with»

Seeing this betrayal of matter — betrayal of the men who climbed up to the heaps every day from the barracks, looking at the profile of the dead leader in whose name they were forced to labor — I rejected the feeling of closeness with these mountains, from the line of...

While some parents report having an instant feeling of closeness with their newborn, it is not automatic for everyone.

, lay them on their back in bed with you, ensure there is nowhere they could get stuck in the bed, snuggle up and enjoy the immediate feeling of closeness with your little one.

Dress them comfortably for bed in their organic kid's sleepwear, lay them on their back in bed with you, ensure there is nowhere they could get stuck in the bed, snuggle up and enjoy the immediate feeling of closeness with your little one.

I realize this idea may be hard for you to execute, and it's something that I don't find easy to do myself, but it really will help decrease your stress level and increase your feelings of closeness with your daughter throughout the day.

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Don't let feelings of closeness blur the professional boundaries that must always be present when working with managers, coworkers, and clients.

I don't think that's what Catholic dogma teaches — it is merely for the type of suffering you are describing, that during suffering, the strength one can draw upon is from a closeness with God (or a feeling of something greater that can help one).

One might feel a closeness with God that they are not alone... I think that's what your quote of mother Theresa was referencing.

Alcoholics with schizoid type personalities often are unable to feel comfortable with the degree of human closeness which is present in an AA group.

The physical need for release of sexual tension is intertwined with a variety of psychological needs: for the security and warmth of body - closeness and stroking; for feeling loved, nurtured, cared about; for affirmation of one's masculinity or femininity.

«If there is ongoing interaction with someone with whom you have been very honest in sharing your deepest thoughts and feelings, this can generate a feeling of closeness that stimulates even more sharing — and more closeness, and on and on.

Your baby knows your scent, touch, and the rhythms of your speech and breathing, and he'll enjoy feeling that closeness with you.

When baby is carried upright with no extra layer of heavier baby carrier fabric to interfere with the closeness between babywearer and baby, the wearer can feel every little movement of the baby.

Also known as the «love hormone,» oxytocin can encourage or reinforce the feeling of closeness that comes with bonding.

By starting with the Slumber Swaddle baby will get the closeness they need to fall back to sleep immediately and then by continuing with the Slumber Sleeper after about 3 - 5 months of age you will help your baby continue to get that sense of closeness and bonding just like a swaddle as baby can always feel her edges.

Many new parents report that after the novelty of life with a baby wears off, they find that they've drifted away from their partner and lost the closeness they once felt.

The «cuddle» hormone, oxytocin, has been associated with feelings of bonding, closeness, and love.

Every relationship has an ebb and flow to it: moments of giddy excitement and closeness to treasure, and then periods when you feel distant or frustrated with each other.

Intimacy is a kind of connectedness between two people that has less to do with physical closeness and more with knowing someone at a deep level and feeling totally accepted in their presence.

In a study Cendri Hutcherson, at the California Institute of Technology, and I conducted in 2008 with APS Fellow James Gross at Stanford, we found that a seven - minute intervention was enough to increase feelings of closeness and connection to the target of meditation on both explicit measures, but also on implicit measures that participants could not voluntarily control; this suggests that their sense of connection had changed on a deep - seated level.

Research shows that many of us actually start to feel negative about ourselves as we suffer from these symptoms which also impacts our closeness with our partner.

Exercising with someone increases a feeling of connection and closeness which is why it's a great date choice.

It is associated with feelings of closeness and it also gives you a higher level of anonymity than online dating.

We discussed the importance of reinventing that closeness, that connection, that «in - love» feeling you have with your partner.

«If «Love Is Strange» were nothing more than a showcase for its performances, it would still be superlative,» he wrote, calling the central duo «perfect... with all of the feeling and fights and closeness that a real couple would have.»

Students showed higher gains in math achievement when their teachers reported frequent conversations with their peers that centered on math, and when there was a feeling of trust or closeness among teachers.

Predictably, given the closeness of engine performance, real - world acceleration felt very close with four people on board, although we recorded differences on the V - BOX when testing the SUVs» performance one - up (i.e. with only the driver on board, see chart below).

When working with couples I enjoy helping the couple recognize the «problem» is between them and not because of their partner, leading to a feeling of closeness for the couple.

People with an Avoidant Attachment Style can feel overwhelmed by the closeness that a partner seeks, especially when the newness of a relationship wanes.

People high in attachment anxiety, those who desire intense closeness with a partner but fear rejection and are highly attentive to relationship threats, monitor their partners more closely on Facebook.4 In general, especially during young adulthood, women tend to score higher on attachment anxiety than do men.5 In our study, we found that attachment anxiety explained gender differences in partner monitoring in response to feelings of jealousy.

Relationship quality was indexed as both general perceptions of social support (e.g., the extent to which participants felt they had someone who is «around when I am in need» or «who cares about my feelings»), and the degree of closeness individuals felt with their romantic partner (i.e., the Inclusion - of - Other - in - the - Self (IOS) scale).

Capitalization may be a sign of closeness with another person; if we are close, I feel good when good things happen to you.

This feeling of threat activates the attachment system (see more about attachment here)-- a biologically based system that works to keep your important relationships intact.1 Whenever the attachment system is activated, it motivates you to increase your sense of closeness and security with important others, such as your romantic partner.

Reluctance to disclose inner thoughts and feelings, remaining guarded, and having desire for personal control are all signs of avoidant attachment.1, 2 Research shows that in adolescence and young adulthood, avoidant individuals do not connect as deeply (they have less intimacy and emotional closeness) with friends and romantic partners as secure individuals do, and this lack of connection largely results from less self - disclosure.

If not, then chances are that you are in good company since 75 % of college students have a long - distance relationship at some point during their college careers.2 These relationships can be difficult because you don't get to see your partner as much and you may feel lonely.3 Don't worry though, long distance relationships are generally no worse off than relationships with nearby partners.4 You should fight the urge to leave school to be near them (either at home or at another school) because long distance relationships also have some benefits such as viewing each other more positively and being more satisfied with the communication in the relationship.5 It may just take a bit of extra effort to maintain closeness with your partner (e.g., texting, Skype, Face Time, phone calls, etc.).

In a nutshell, people who are anxious tend to intensely desire connections with other people and are worried that their partners will abandon them whereas those who are avoidant tend to be wary of closeness to others and often feel that their partners want to be closer to them than they would like.

Researchers have long suspected that increases in intimacy (the feelings of closeness and connectedness that result, in part, from sharing information or experiences with someone)-- and not simply high levels of intimacy — lead to feelings of passion.1 In other words, when you experience a spike in intimacy — because you had a deep conversation over a bottle of wine or went on a long road - trip together — then passion is expected to spike as well; when intimacy remains stable, passion is presumed to hit the floor.

During the recovery period, couples often struggle with overcoming feelings of betrayal and frustration, and may have a hard time rebuilding trust and closeness.

This finding is consistent with the meta - analysis by Amato and Gilbreth (1999) showing that when it comes to nonresident father involvement, although feelings of closeness and indicators of authoritative parenting have the strongest influence on child well - being, the effects are generally modest... Our results also reveal that the quality of the mother - child relationship has stronger, more consistent effects on adolescent well - being than the nonresident father - child relationship.

Intimacy — feelings of closeness and connectedness with our partner that determine the «warmth» of the relationship.

As partners explore their inner worlds and share with each other, deep fears and needs are articulated and shared, bonding couples with feelings of greater closeness and care for each other.

Instead of feeling criticized and not good enough, my partner can now hear that they are wanted and special, and can therefore feel safe enough to provide me with the closeness I want.

In group psychotherapy healthy assertiveness and self - expression of feelings and life issues is learned leading to greater closeness and connection with others within and outside the group.

She works with couples to help them re-establish feelings of closeness, trust, and connection.

I have the pleasure every week of helping couples stop fighting, regain a sense of closeness, rekindle their love for each other, feel secure, build trust, recover from affairs, be happy in their relationship, overcome jealousy, and deal with many other relationship concerns that keep couples distant and unhappy.

While all couples need autonomy and closeness, many couples struggle with the pursuer - distancer dance and feel chronically dissatisfied with their degree of intimacy.

While this distance may give you a sense of security, you might also feel lonely and still desire emotional closeness with others (your spouse, partner, friends).

Conversely, closeness represents the degree of warmth and open communication, including items such as «My interactions with this child make me feel effective and confident» and «It is easy to be in tune with what this child is feeling.»

A set of studies actually showed that just having a phone out and present during a conversation (say, on the table between you) interferes with your sense of connection to the other person, the feelings of closeness experienced, and the quality of the conversation.

Helping a sibling to deal with distrust, negative feelings, or an historical lack of closeness may depend, in part, on the amount of contact they have.