Sentences with phrase «people with psychiatric disorders»

Few studies have focused on the relation between the use and characteristics of footwear and the presence of foot lesions in people with psychiatric disorders.

That's not happening in the real world where hospitals face budget constraints and fewer options are available in the community for people with psychiatric disorders.

Sleep deprivation can cause changes in your brain activity similar to those experienced by people with psychiatric disorders.

Connectivity is a critical issue because the brains of people with psychiatric disorders usually show very few physical differences from healthy individuals.

Why It Matters: Seligman found that practitioners of candomblé, a religion in which mediums go into trances, share two characteristics with people with psychiatric disorders: stressful lives and an inability to regulate arousal.

Ms. Kopeski's current interests include promoting healthy lifestyles and reducing risk of metabolic syndrome in people with psychiatric disorders through use of motivational interviewing and a shared decision - making model.

For people with psychiatric disorders, Cavanagh said, the predictive value of measurable theta activity for behavioral patterns could become an important tool for diagnosis and predicting treatment outcomes.

They also hope to explore the relevance of their findings to dysfunctional attributions of meaning in people with psychiatric disorders.

Sleep deprivation can cause changes in your brain activity similar to those experienced by people with psychiatric disorders, and your body does most of its repairs during sleep, so not getting enough of it can impair your immune system, leaving you less able to fight off diseases of ALL kinds.

However, Villarreal noted that for people with psychiatric disorders, smoking marijuana has been shown to make the patients» mental problems worse.

«Perhaps those who advocate for extending access to people with psychiatric disorders may be willing to tolerate a number of potentially avoidable premature deaths as acceptable because access to assisted dying is felt to be so important in principle.

There has long been a belief that a major reason for the high prevalence of smoking in people with psychiatric disorders is that nicotine helps with psychiatric symptoms — by improving negative mood and anxiety, for example.

In people with psychiatric disorders or addictions, the thermostat may be broken.»

Persons with a psychiatric disorder are not excluded from the wording of para. 127 in Carter v. Canada (Attorney General), [2015] 1 SCR 331, 2015 SCC 5 (CanLII).

They upheld the motions judge decision that persons with a psychiatric disorders could also avail themselves of this right, if they are both competent and clearly consent.

Conversely, people with psychiatric disorders are more likely to develop substance abuse problems.