Sentences with phrase «many troubled children»

Clinebell, Howard J., Jr., and Clinebell, Charlotte H. Crisis and Growth: Helping Your Troubled Child.

Since the treatment facilities for troubled children are, everywhere, woefully inadequate, the report will no doubt recommend the creation of many others.

Who encouraged a climate in which a woman would own 5 guns to which her troubled child would have access?

Our population of low - skill workers has more troubled families and more troubled children, and has seen stagnant wages over the last thirty years.

(b) Give extra attention to the troubled child.

For example, one church school has a social worker who, at the invitation of a teacher, visits that class to observe and work with a troubled child.

The authors share their experience as parents and family counselors, as the base for this book designed to give help and encouragement to the parents of troubled children.

In 1969 Pollak sought an interview with Bettelheim because he wanted to learn more about his brother Stephen, who had been a student at Bettelheim's famous home for emotionally troubled children.

A gay situation is not a place for these troubled children.

(9) Many of the problems of troubled children and adolescents, which bring families to therapy, stem from the unfulfilling, one - down position of their mothers and the emotionally distant, high - pressure life - styles of their success - driven fathers.

A troubled child needs help, not an ideology imposed by campaigners paid by public funds.

Find the men who are man enough to be a father to troubled children of multiple ethnicity and backgrounds.

In the center at North Carolina, he received a call for help from a woman in California who was struggling on her own to raise two troubled children on welfare.

What could meditation mean to a foster mother who has learned to arise at 5:15 each day, in order to have 10 minutes of quiet before she begins the careful morning ritual needed for awakening her deeply troubled child without a meltdown?

However, Bowlby noticed that most of the troubled children in his care were «affectionless» and had experienced disrupted or even absent caregiving.

Janet Lehman, MSW, has worked with troubled children and teens for over 30 years.

I simply know too many great parents who have troubled children.

The Episcopal Center for Children is a private nonprofit, nondenominational day treatment facility for emotionally troubled children and their families from the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

There is no need to be overcome with worry and apprehension about the thought of all the trouble your child can find in their own home.

Troubled children are particularly likely to develop problems with anger, disobedience, and rule violations.

Sonna: From fostering deeply troubled children, I learned that misbehavior is most likely to happen when kids feel tired, hungry, cranky, sad, or bored — or simply don't know how to behave.

The presenters, Daniel Hughes, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist in Maine and author of Building the Bonds of Attachment in Deeply Troubled Children and Sylvie Hetu, BSc, President of the Board of The International Association of Infant Massage, and infant massage trainer, made a powerful case for parents learning to provide their children with nurturing touch.

The new head of NYC's troubled child - welfare agency, David Hansell, unveiled a revamped safety - review program — which his predecessor had largely abandoned.

SILENCE — Daily News» Greg Smith and Jennifer Fermino: «Mayor de Blasio refused to explain why he misled the public by hiding that the state had ordered him to hire a monitor for his troubled child welfare agency.

The troubled Child Support Agency came in for renewed criticism during a Commons debate, though Frank Field, chairman of the social security select committee, said he no longer believed the agency would collapse.

«The governor's budget is packed full of sneak attacks on services to cancer patients, New Yorkers with mental illness and developmental disabilities, and troubled children,» Brynien said.

- And consider the reaction from the Conservative Party's natural supporters, bearing in mind the trouble the child benefit proposal is already running in to on the Tory backbenches.

Because the nerves have grown numb now, there are scenes of cruel torture in the picture — the kind that a troubled child would enact on his action figures after a few days of standard play: Dr. Strange at the mercy of glass needles, Nebula (Karen Gillan) bloodlessly segmented like a plasticine exhibit in a sadist's medical museum... The atrocity escalates because there's nothing at stake here.

, this is an engrossing psychological thriller about a troubled child psychologist named Dr. Malcolm Crowe who begins to treat a gifted boy named Cole who confesses he has the ability to see the dead.

It's so well intentioned, a ripped from the headlines human - and - dog interest story about a troubled child of divorce who escapes her dead - end town by joining the Marines.

Kirk (played by the fresh - faced Chris Pine) is a troubled child who totals his step dad's antique sports car during a joy ride.

It's a beautiful moment in the middle of an ugly film that tries to make jokes out of boobs and sexual positions; out of Vaughn's package in yoga pants; out of troubled children needing their father to come home already.

(Seasons 4 - 5) Last chance to set your troubled child on the right path by forcing him or her to watch other kids get yelled at by convicts who probably wish this A&E show was available to stream while they were growing up.

A frail, troubled child about Owens's age, Abby emerges from her heavily curtained apartment only at night and always barefoot, seemingly immune to the bitter winter elements.

Audiences got that, but in the film's intimate, powerful second half, they also got a movie that turned out to be about parenting, about the problems of raising a troubled child, and about the consequences of trauma.

The film focuses on a troubled child who summons the courage to help a friendly alien escape Earth and return to his home world.

It's buoyed by a trio of remarkable performers — all playing the same character, Chiron, at three different stages of his life: troubled child, troubled teen, and troubled adult.

Carmen and Juni are called in and rescue the troubled child, but two other agents Gary (Matthew O'Leary) and Gerti Giggles (Emily Osment, sister of Haley Joel) are credited with the save.

But the subtext of the depression that seeps into the broken mind of a single mother, struggling at every turn with her troubled child after her husband has died a horrible death.

It is possible that some of these families don't trouble children with the details of reading or counting until they express a desire to learn such things.

Elected police and crime commissioners should be given powers to set up free schools to help support troubled children, according to Home Secretary Theresa May.

No child will be left behind when we no longer have dysfunctional families or troubled children.

However, as an educator I thought about how this incident may well have been a missed opportunity for a teacher and principal to connect with a troubled child.

Understanding whether troubled children in fact generate spillover effects in school is important for two reasons.

This data set allows us to identify troubled children more precisely than we could by using conventional demographic measures.

Our main analysis examines the impact of troubled children on their peers.

Credibly measuring negative spillovers caused by troubled children has been difficult.

Most data sets do not allow researchers to identify troubled children.

In addition, troubled children are likely to attend the same schools as other disadvantaged children.

May said: «I believe the next set of PCCs should bring together the two great reforms of the last Parliament — police reform and school reform — to work with and possibly set up alternative provision free schools to support troubled children and prevent them from falling into a life of crime.»