Sentences with phrase «often feel empowered»

Because, when women feel all of these things in childbirth, they often feel empowered in other areas of their lives too.

Today complete strangers often feel empowered to weigh in on the parenting practices of others.

Not exact matches

Not even the excuse of having to support your family is legit because you aren't doing your loved ones a favour by denying them the empowering influence of living with a person who feels fulfilled more often than not.

Making eye contact with the child, which a child often can't do with their angry parent if they feel shamed, can be empowering to the child.

It is often the case that those who feel empowered to sexually harass one or two employees fail to stop there.

People who have struggled with weight issues, stress, toxic relationships, addictions or other personal issues are often able to finally resolve these issues once their body is correctly aligned, connected and stronger and they start to feel more empowered.

«Often a job of a stylist, particularly if you go into a fashion house, or you're doing a fashion show, is to really feel that you can get into the DNA of the soul of the company you're working for and really empower the people there to make them feel more ambitious, more creative, more inspired and more confident than when you first walked in.

Through first - person narratives, Muslim students, who often feel unseen and unheard, misunderstood and marginalized in their schools and communities, are empowered to speak their truth and define themselves.

«Often these games told incredible stories that empowered me to feel like I could overcome any challenge no matter how complex.

Last week, the New York Times partnered with the gadget repair experts and TreeHugger favorites at iFixit.com to empower consumers with ways to extend the life of their smartphones, tablets and computers so that they won't feel the need to upgrade as often as they do.

However, these clients often lack the financial means to sue lawyers, or may not feel empowered to call the Law Society to make a complaint.

The prospect of adverse costs, which often encourages settlement before trial, may transform from an incentive to settle to a source of leverage for plaintiffs, who may feel empowered to proceed to trial and seek a greater recovery than is available through a settlement.

This disconnect from ourselves often times deprives us of the precious feedback loop we need to balance our lives and feel empowered.

Further, clients often report such efficient practices to be empowering - they feel that they are not being subjected to the therapist's agenda.

Trained collaborative professionals often state that even when their clients» outcomes are not exactly as they wanted, they walk away from the resolved process feeling empowered and satisfied because they were a part of the process and the outcomes versus feeling disempowered by the court and the adversarial process dictating all outcomes, particularly those that involve their children.

The objectives of therapy differ from client to client, however, they often include such goals as facilitating self - insight, increasing self - esteem to empower the client to create positive change, teaching self - management techniques in order to reduce stress and improve relationships, and helping the client process and accept experiences and feelings.

The need often lies somewhere in the area of getting attention, feeling connected and loved, being touched, feeling heard and understood, being seen and accepted, being empowered by their own decision making (see for instance The Simple Two Step Recipe We All Want: How to Respect Your Child without Compromising Yourself!)

When I got creative, I felt empowered to bring something good, positive, and often beautiful into our lives.

Mediation seeks to empower both parties by providing information in a neutral manner, respecting and supporting each individual's rights and feelings, acting as a resource for professional referrals, and ultimately facilitating what often can be a difficult and, at times, tumultuous situation.

Consequently, clients feel empowered and the therapy is often briefer than more traditional approaches.