Sentences with phrase «psychological toll»

The emotional and psychological toll of the sudden loss of a family member is immense.

What might be the cause (s) of the emotional / psychological toll on lawyers?

There was a huge psychological toll to being CEO, and it takes a lot of your time raising money when what you really want to be doing is running your company.

While all of this is pending, there is an emotional, financial, and psychological toll on each parent.

Nobody should underestimate the profound physical and psychological toll such events take on victims or forget the economic losses resulting from car crashes each year.

In that department, Franco commands an indelible authority of the overwhelming physical, emotional, and psychological toll Aron endures.

Mine stars Armie Hammer as a U.S. soldier who, stranded in the desert for 52 hours after a mission falls apart, must fight for survival against his enemies, the hostile environment, and the creeping psychological toll of his treacherous situation.

I'm talking about the emotional, physical, spiritual, or just plain psychological toll that we pay when we push to achieve our career goals and delay gratification in other areas of our...

In addition, if the parental feud continues, the therapist may be able to help the child develop coping strategies that take a less severe psychological toll than the ones the child may already be using.

What's missing is some expression of the emotional and psychological toll on Gary beyond the basic acknowledgement that these events are affecting him (The most notable exception is during the movie's penultimate scene, in which we see how he imagines what a professional victory should look like only to be confronted with harsh reality).

This is a little misleading - just because people would rather talk about their chlamydia than their credit score doesn't really mean they want to talk about either - but it shows that, even beyond the real financial impact debt has on us, there's a huge psychological toll, too.

Tech companies have faced criticism for the psychological toll such work can take on part - time contractors.

By going deeper and understanding the reward Tad was seeking from his behavior — feeling successful — Perlow was able to engineer an office environment that provided this feeling while sparing Tad the physical and psychological toll that constant connectivity can bring.

But over time, this too exacts a psychological toll, resulting in the loss of local social networks and the comfort that comes from seeing familiar faces on hometown streets.

But when it precedes business travel, you pay a psychological toll, because «time spent traveling will rarely be offset through a reduced workload,» the professors observe.

It may seem easy to tunnel through a job you don't like, but research shows that the stress and unhappiness caused can take a physical and psychological toll on you.

We noted in that January 3, 2018 newsletter, Grantham warned value investors that during a melt - up — where prices not only rise but rise at an accelerating rate, «prudent preparation for a downturn will take a psychological toll and make you feel awful, because the average client is going to lose patience».

This deficiency took a psychological toll on the Republican faithful over the years.

While Noah and the animals on the Ark have often been played for laughs on the big screen (e.g. Evan Almighty), Aronofsky considers the Flood «the first apocalypse story,» and his film underscores the psychological toll it takes on Noah (played by Russell Crowe) and his family (Jennifer Connelly, Emma Watson, and Anthony Hopkins, among others).

Pastoral alliances in that state advised Kelly that it was very hard for people to move on with life until they've dealt with the emotional and psychological toll.

In a recent article devoted primarily to the psychological toll that the job and its pressures have taken on him, the Times sought to expose something of his complicated character and work.

When the truth came out the psychological toll affected every member, child victim, children of victim and especially the parents of the victim who have to live with the fact that their child was harmed and they knew nothing about it.

The road to recovery from such horrific injuries is long and the psychological toll is immense.

After all, most of us had been unaware of the psychological toll that was being exacted on our children by our high - pressure, high - stakes educational system.

It's clear that divorce can take a psychological toll on kids.

Divorce can take a psychological toll on kids.

It is normal to be feeling a whole range of emotions as she deals with the physical and psychological toll that labor takes on a woman.

One - time events, like a car accident or a particularly severe natural disaster (like a hurricane, for example), can take a psychological toll on children as well.

Here are some strategies that can reduce the psychological toll divorce has on children:

One of the most serious challenges facing returning veterans is the psychological toll inflicted by combat.

It takes a psychological toll on some people — the feeling of never being done,» Dr. Bishop says.

Thanks to an SRF fellowship, she landed a position at the University of California, Irvine, where she studies schizophrenia and the psychological toll of war.

Streets rendered impassable by storm debris have prevented the removal of bloated bodies, fueling a psychological toll.

While the result is false, the psychological toll is real, and so are the billions of dollars spent every year on tests and procedures performed as a result of false positives.

It seems that the key might be a matter of minimizing the psychological toll that bodily stress takes on our motivation.

The psychological toll that burnout can have is probably not so surprising: insomnia and depression are common.

And while data on weight cycling is sparse, some experts say it can take a physical and psychological toll.

When it comes to herpes, not only do physical and medical factors play huge roles, but many need to acknowledge the emotional and psychological toll it takes on someone.

That struggle and its psychological toll explain the hatred festering within the movie's strikingly complex villain; their lack suffuses the Wakandan characters with a strength — a wholesale freedom from America's crippling racial neuroses — that carries a deeper thrill than comic books tend to convey.

I expected a more mechanic how - they - did - it approach to the film, but instead it ended up focusing on the psychological toll it took on the sailors.

Director Andrew Niccol's aim was principally about the psychological toll such disconnected battles take on its far - removed soldiers.

The psychological toll was also high, and although Savage's highly questionable methods are eventually proven successful, the film leaves the viewer in no doubt that it's impossible for men of any rank to separate duty from emotion.

Director Clint Eastwood looks at the psychological toll of war with American Sniper.

It's about people choosing to do evil things in order to get power, and the psychological toll that it takes on them when the repercussions of that evil start to creep in.

He's asked to do a lot more than trailers and TV spots would indicate, selling the psychological toll that this place may or may not be having on him.

But it is also an unmissable portrait of one man, FBI informant Saeed, the psychological toll the job has taken on him and the incredible story of one particular operation that ends in an (as far as we know) completely unjustified arrest and eventual incarceration.

It told the fictional tale of a ship taken over by Somali pirates, and the psychological toll it takes on both the hostages and company negotiating for the ship and the lives of the men on board.