Sentences with phrase «psychological toll of»

It's time we address the psychological toll of the daily bombardment of information that permeates our lives.

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

The The National Law Journal also documents the psychological toll of job loss on the legal profession including, sadly, three apparently layoff - related suicides at major firms during the past six months.

The principal behind Dave Ramsey's «debt snowball» is to minimize the psychological toll of having multiple debts, by paying off debts in the order of smallest balance to largest balance, regardless of the interest rate on those debts.

The Never List is a gripping read, but what makes it so disturbing is its depiction of the psychological toll of captivity and abuse, something that news stories can only hint at.

An unsuccessful campaign would cost time and energy, not to mention the psychological toll of failure.

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

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.

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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.

The psychological and emotional toll of business travel is more abstract, but just as real.

«34 Anyone who has visited Nicaragua has witnessed the emotional toll that U.S. psychological - warfare operations, including ongoing training exercises and threats of invasion, have had on the Nicaraguan people.

While substantial progress has been made in preventing, diagnosing, and treating certain S - TDs in recent years, CDC estimates that approximately 19 million new infections occur each year, almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24.1 In addition to the physical and psychological consequences of S - TDs, these diseases also exact a tremendous economic toll.

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 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.

«This opioid epidemic is exacting a huge toll on Rockland County both in terms of lives lost and the cost of medical and psychological care to treat the victims,» he said.

This year's extraordinary presidential campaign is taking a toll on American workers, some of whom report feeling stressed, argumentative and less productive because of political discussions on the job, according to a survey released Sept. 14 by the American Psychological Association.

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.

However, the significance of stress and the psychological toll it creates in IBS can not be understated, given our understanding of the gut — brain — microbiome axis.

There's no question that psychological stress takes a toll on the physical body of a person.

Other films that came after it were far more fastidious in their rendering of the sexual aspect to these clumsy affairs, but this film is far more psychological, directing much of the film's emphasis on the emotional toll of lying to yourself and your loved ones.

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

By concentrating on the physical toll of Joan's psychological ordeal, Dreyer translates the unattainable and resolute piety of Joan the saint into the accessible language of compassion for the pain and suffering of Joan the human, achieving a coexistent and symbiotic relationship between the metaphysical and the corporeal that Dreyer defines as realized mysticism.

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.

Pulling readers into the captivating immediacy of a conflict that can shift from drudgery to devastation at any moment, Youngblood provides startling new dimension to both the moral complexity of war and its psychological toll.

Darkest Dungeon deals with the psychological toll adventurers endure as they brave the nightmarish horrors of the pit.

The conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan and their psychological toll are rendered in a variety of media in WMD at Front Room gallery.

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

Beyond the question of whether it's possible (it is), the psychological toll it takes for a solo to intentionally ignore business matters, even for a day, is often what closes the book on the notion of a vacation before it even opens.

The injuries of burn victims take an enormous toll on their personal relationships, their finances, their job and their psychological health.

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...

Because marital strife takes a toll on psychological well - being, the conventional wisdom would argue that unhappily married adults who divorced would be better off: happier, less depressed, with greater self - esteem and a stronger sense of personal mastery, compared to those staying married.

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

Most of us understand that trauma and loss require our effort to work through the emotional, physical, mental, and / or psychological toll that trauma and loss take on us.

The stress and instability of life in foster care takes a physical and psychological toll.