Sentences with phrase «helpful patterns of thinking»

Developing specific strategies with kids to learn to look forward to future benefits can provide them helpful patterns of thinking now when the temptation to demand gets intense.

Not exact matches

When I have well established patterns of thought the heretical views are often the most helpful because they cause me to challenge my own beliefs.

I would not say that seminary taught me much that was helpful for life outside of seminary, but I would say that seminary taught me study habits and disciplined thinking patterns that have served me every day since graduation.

Truth is, my community of friends are from a variety of religious backgrounds with a variety of different thinking patterns — and sometimes those patterns are not helpful to them.

The 7P's of Christian creation [POWER, PLAN, PURPOSE, PATTERN, PERFECT, PINNANCLE and PRESERVE] are a really helpful tool to help students think about the Genesis creation accounts (Genesis 1 and Genesis 2), and to remember the main points of the stories for the exam.

I think if DMP were to at least make different patterns or designs in that border, and not just all gradients, it would be helpful in establishing a sort of «identity» for individual books or series, and make the covers more interesting to look at.

We have I think over a million cases in the database now across a number of different verticals, as we will discuss I am sure, and combining that data and finding patterns that can be helpful to attorneys, patterns of behavior, again, about opposition, about judges, about timing, about any number of things that can help lawyers do their job better.

This needs to be done in conjunction with strategies to manage feelings of anxiety, learning helpful thinking patterns and gradually building confidence.

Reminding yourself that strong body responses and negative thought patterns are a normal part of stress can be helpful

This is thought to be helpful in preventing depression from returning because it encourages you to notice feelings of sadness and negative thinking patterns early on, before they become fixed.

Based on the question of this parent, I thought it might be helpful at this point to formally recognize that the pathogen of attachment - based «parental alienation» (as defined in Foundations) is a trauma pathogen that has the same structural pattern in all nationalities, just like the trauma pathogens of domestic violence and physical child abuse are found and expressed in all nations.

Her metaphors are instantly helpful and applicable to changing stuck sexual patterns, such as thinking about desire in terms of its «accelerators» (what turns you on and gets your motor going) and its «brakes» (what turns you off and stops that motor cold).