Sentences with phrase «says clinical health psychologist»

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In part, that may be because health care professionals are focused on helping people who are struggling, says clinical psychologist George Bonanno of Columbia University's Teachers College.

«Cinema is a therapy because it touches everyone singularly and subjectively,» says Capt. Laurent Brulin, a clinical psychologist in the health department of the army near Bordeaux, France.

«More people than ever are surviving cancer due to the development of targeted and effective treatments,» said Shelley Johns, Psy.D., the clinical health psychologist and health services researcher who led the Regenstrief - IU study.

«This kind of intervention study is exactly what we need more of,» says Megan Moreno, a clinical psychologist at Seattle Children's Hospital in Washington who uses Facebook data to study adolescent health and well - being.

«It's not unusual for women — even if they are very excited about and empowered by pregnancy — to be frustrated by a shift in weight,» says Colorado - based psychologist Helen L. Coons, PhD, president and clinical director of Women's Mental Health Associates & Healthy Psychology Solutions, where she specializes in improving body image and sexual health in Health Associates & Healthy Psychology Solutions, where she specializes in improving body image and sexual health in health in women.

Hang in there: «With more customized advice, I can almost guarantee that your sleep will improve,» says clinical psychologist Michael J. Breus, PhD, author of Good Night: The Sleep Doctor's 4 - Week Program to Better Sleep and Better Health.

«Weighing yourself is a mood predictor rather than improving health and it's not really about looking after your body,» says clinical psychologist Louise Adams.

«There's a perception that people with higher IQs might be more neurotic, more anxious, and more depressed — Woody Allen style,» says Karestan Koenen, PhD, a clinical psychologist and associate professor at the Harvard School of Public Health.

«Mental health diagnoses in children are relatively easy to treat and take a relatively short amount of time compared to older children, adolescents and adults,» says Dr Nicole Milburn, Clinical Psychologist and Infant Mental Health Consuhealth diagnoses in children are relatively easy to treat and take a relatively short amount of time compared to older children, adolescents and adults,» says Dr Nicole Milburn, Clinical Psychologist and Infant Mental Health ConsuHealth Consultant.

Mental health difficulties in the young look quite different to those in older children, says Dr Sophie Havighurst, Clinical Child Psychologist.

«It's hard for me to be with this,» says psychologist Mary Claire Heffron, clinical director of the early childhood mental health program at Children's Hospital, as she looks away from the video monitor.

Jackie Burke Assoc MAPS *, a psychologist and clinical director of Rape and Domestic Violence Services Australia, says while vicarious trauma is extremely common it's not classed as a mental health disorder.