Sentences with phrase «physical balance problems»

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However, being healed of the drinking problem is a small victory compared to being cured of all the rest of the consequences — heart, liver, balance, breathing, insomnia, and other physical damage.

While students doing more hours of homework in the Challenge Success research seemed to be more engaged in school, they also suffered from physical health problems, sleep deprivation and a lack of balance in their lives, she said.

Adopting healthy lifestyle with balanced diet and daily physical activity will prevent different digestive problems.

In 2013, research conducted at Stanford University found that «students in high - achieving communities who spend too much time on homework experience more stress, physical health problems, a lack of balance in their lives, and alienation from society.»

«The problem that interests me most in painting — it's a tough problem — is to find that 50 - 50 balance between form and humor which many great masterpieces of literature have achieved... The cornerstone of humor is sex because sex is so violently spiritual and so violently physical at the same time... You laugh at a puppy dog or at the backside of a woman, not because it's funny, but because you love it,» stated Copland about his employment of irony in his paintings.

Issues of Concern for Older People Frailty, balance problems, falls, unexplained weight loss, weakness, fatigue, low physical activity and recent hospitalizations are all specific life insurance concerns for older people over 70 years old.

Tags for this Online Resume: Balance, Problem Solving, Rehabilitation, Services, Surgery, Therapy, Training, Ultrasound, physical therapist, physical therapy, outpatient rehabilitation

She uses a variety of techniques to help clients recognize and build on their inherent strengths while helping them identify and problem solve ways to regain social, emotional, physical, and spiritual balance in their lives.

She uses a variety of techniques to help clients recognize and build on their inherent strengths while helping clients identify and problem solve ways to regain social, emotional, physical, and spiritual balance in their lives.

Some psychotherapists and marriage and family counselors have received specialized training to help clients seeking relationship counseling address concerns such as: problem dynamics; communication challenges, work life balance, mental health issues, loss and grief, transitions, attachment deficits, betrayal (emotional or physical affairs), sexual concerns, intimacy, divorce and separation.and more.