Sentences with phrase «therapeutic work which»

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The internist is equipped to treat the physiological problems and administer Antabuse; the psychologist is trained to do testing through which the alcoholic's therapeutic needs can be evaluated, and he may be trained to do research and psychotherapy; the psychiatrist, being a medical doctor like the internist, can prescribe medication, but his unique skills are in the area of individual and group therapy and their relationship to drug therapies; the social worker may be trained to help the alcoholic work through his marital and vocational problems and do group as well as individual therapy; the social worker may also work with spouses; the pastoral counselor is specially equipped by training to help the alcoholic with his «spiritual» problems as these relate to his sobriety and his interpersonal relationships; he may also be trained to do group and marital counseling; 40.

From her therapeutic work with women, Miriam Polster describes the ways in which our sexist society alienates many women from their strengths, teaching them to retroflect their real feelings and manipulate men to try to get their needs met: «Growing up a woman in our society leaves a psychological residue that cripples and deforms all but the most exceptional woman....

These sessions often verge on a therapeutic experience for the student, and frequently provide material which he works through in his personal therapy.

For further elaboration, the reader is referred to the «Standards for Membership» of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, which deals with requirements for education for clinical work under supervision, and for personal therapeutic experience.

Counselors and psychotherapists who are religiously oriented see all of this as the way God works, using a therapeutic relationship as the channel of his grace by which psychological healing and growth can occur.

Then they can begin exposure therapy, which means kids start working with foods they've been avoiding in a carefully controlled, therapeutic way.

Union officials and CSEA members who work in the state's youth detention facilities had been working with the agency to move from a correction model to a so - called «sanctuary model» which centers on reducing or eliminating restraints and creating a more therapeutic environment focused on staff building relationships with residents.

Although the bulk of the commercial manufacturing uses cultures of bacteria, such as Escherichia coli or Chinese hamster ovary cells, a few biotech companies are trying to produce therapeutic proteins in the milk of transgenic mammals (such as GTC Biotherapeutics, which is using goats; PPL Therapeutics, which is using sheep; and BioProtein Technologies, which is working with rabbits), transgenic chicken eggs (such as Avigenics or Vivalis), or even in transgenic crops (such as ProdiGene or Meristem Therapeutics); but it is early days for these «pharming» methods.

The work, which appeared in Cell Reports on January 2, 2018, suggests that astrocytes may be good therapeutic targets to prevent or reverse the effects of normal aging.

The work published in Cancer Cell complements previous research efforts from the CNIO Melanoma Group, which could lead to the development of novel drugs that selectively target the mechanism of cell autodigestion as a potential therapeutic strategy.

Koo and colleagues are now working on novel therapeutic approaches for targeted interventions, which can be potentially developed for clinical use.

The Myelin Repair Foundation, which funded this work as part of a multi-institutional effort to accelerate research and development of treatments for MS, has entered into a cooperative agreement with the National Institutes of Health to assess guanabenz as a therapeutic candidate in MS clinical studies.

«Physicians do use the database, but it's not yet common for them to use it for every prescription because it's still lacking a lot of information on pharmaceuticals,» said Lööf, chairman of the Drug Therapeutic Committee at the Centre for Clinical Research in Västerås, which works with local physicians to provide drug therapy strategies.

It is still too early to think about its clinical application, but the work reveals a new genetic target on which to look for new possible therapeutic strategies.

«Given the therapeutic potential of the nSMase target, we're now working closely with Drs. Barbara Slusher, Camilo Rojas, Ajit Thomas and colleagues at the Johns Hopkins Drug Discovery facility to identify potent inhibitors of the nSMase enzyme which can be developed for clinical use,» says Haughey.

«Our findings suggest new ways of tackling the still - difficult task of working out which patients should receive which drug and how drugs should be combined to maximize therapeutic benefit,» said senior study author Peter Sorger, the Otto Krayer Professor of Systems Pharmacology and director of the Harvard Program in Therapeutic Science and the Laboratory of Systems Pharmacology at Harvard Meditherapeutic benefit,» said senior study author Peter Sorger, the Otto Krayer Professor of Systems Pharmacology and director of the Harvard Program in Therapeutic Science and the Laboratory of Systems Pharmacology at Harvard MediTherapeutic Science and the Laboratory of Systems Pharmacology at Harvard Medical School.

Once this work is completed, a second stage is committed, in which researchers of I - Stem, in collaboration with specialists in animal models of diseases targeted by the therapeutic explore the effects of experimental transplantation of cells obtained laboratory.

«The collaboration is important for Biotecnol's strategy of working with top cancer institutions in the immune - oncology field which will accelerate the development of cutting - edge therapeutic approaches to fight cancer.»

We hope that our work will provide new insight into the signaling mechanisms responsible for establishing brain circuitry, and ultimately suggest therapeutic interventions for disorders in which these signaling mechanisms are perturbed.

In order to determine that the transformations work properly and the cells are safe for therapeutic use, researchers need to compare the iPS cells to ES cells, which means destroying embryos.

Our work decoding new components of the energy - sensing pathway has also led to new therapeutic targets for many difference forms of cancer, which alter these same pathways through many different mechanisms.»

Even if glcosepane's low tissue burden in rats means that cleaving it will not have dramatic rejuvenating effects in these animals (which is a reasonable prediction, but might be happily disproven in the event), its high prevalence in aging and diabetic human collagen, and its implication in the complications of diabetes, will make the mere demonstration of a candidate's ability to cleave glucosepane crosslinks in vivo a sufficient proof - of - concept to spur further work to move it down the therapeutic pipeline into human testing.

Work in cell lines found evidence leukemic cells require LMO1 for survival, which suggests it might be a viable therapeutic target.

From this stems the recognition of the therapeutic value of physical, outdoor, communal work, as well as individual and group therapies which would encourage soul / spiritual growth and a reverence for life.

Others work on alignment (such as Tiryaṅmukha ekapāda paścimatānāsana which helps to align the body and can be useful for treating sciatica) and purification (Marīcāsanas A, B, C and D have individual and overlapping effects related to purification of the gall bladder and large intestine as well as several other therapeutic actions.)

Faye's body work sessions are unique in which she combines the following therapeutic and healing modalities together within 1 session to meet the client's needs.

Coaching works within a therapeutic, collaborative and caring environment which facilitates and encourages a client's own process of beliefs and their receptivity for optimal wellness in mental, physical and emotional health, spiritual well - being, relationships and environmental life style.

We hear from St Philip's Special school in Surrey, which employs a therapeutic consultant to work with the pupils and has found that his services are increasingly being used by the staff.

A therapeutic pet food regimen works by dissolving stones, then maintaining an appropriate urine pH and controlling excessive amounts of minerals such as magnesium and phosphorus, which may lead to urolith formation in the first place, Forrester says.

Parallel to these large - format paintings in which Martin also integrated his art therapeutic work with HIV - infected patients, the painter produced small - format coloured canvases.

The three - day sale will feature paintings, drawings, prints, photographs and sculpture, including contemporary African pieces and Outsider art — works by those from outside the conventional arts world such as the «Gugging Group», patients at the Gugging psychiatric clinic in Vienna which became renowned for the creativity of many treated there, and its therapeutic work with art.

Edmeades» work, which ranges loosely between the lens, object - making and drawing, has been focused through a practice of performance that has continued at times outside of an artistic or academic context and into therapeutic and esoteric experiments.

As an editorial photographer, he found himself working with teenage fathers and elderly prisoners, and this set him on his route to working with terror suspects, prisoners in Guantánamo Bay, and, most recently, a three - year residency at the UK's only wholly therapeutic prison, HMP Grendon, where he worked with the inmates to produce four new bodies of challenging work, each employing methods new to his practice, which are now on show at the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham.

A few medical field's in which medical assistants are interested to work are — as an ophthalmologist or podiatric, pediatric or as a therapeutic assistant.

Neal continues to spend time working in direct clinical care including development of social skills interventions for young children, and he is director of the HOYA Clinic, which offers therapeutic and assessment services for young children and families.

The supervisor shall: (1) Be an Iowa - licensed marital and family therapist with a minimum of three years of clinical experience following licensure; or (2) Be a supervisor or supervisor candidate approved by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Commission on Supervision; or (3) Be licensed under Iowa Code chapter 147 and have a minimum of three years of full - time professional work experience, including experience in marital and family therapy, as approved by the board; and (4) Meet a minimum of four hours per month with the supervisee; and (5) Provide training that is appropriate to the functions to be performed; and (6) Ensure that therapeutic work is completed under the professional supervision of a supervisor; and (7) Not supervise any marital and family therapy or permit thesupervisee to engage in any therapy which the supervisor can not perform competently.»

A therapist who is trained in The Gottman Method can keep your therapeutic work on track by including activities in session which help your relationship in these areas:

I am dedicated to helping each client live their lives to the best of their ability by developing a caring relationship in which to work toward mutually determined therapeutic goals.

I strive to create a safe and comfortable atmosphere in which to build a caring and collaborative therapeutic relationship where the client and the therapist work as a team.

I worked directly with my client and their families in determining treatment goals as well as to outline the direction in which the therapeutic relationship will move.

When working with me, clients describe having a new therapeutic experience - one in which they see genuine and positive change manifest in themselves and their lives.»

The therapeutic relationship is unique and transactional, and it is imperative to have a safe, trusting and nurturing environment in which to do this transformational work.

Most of all, I believe in doing what works, which means finding the appropriate therapeutic tools to help alleviate or resolve problems.

I will do my best to create a safe and comfortable therapeutic environment, one in which we will work together to achieve your goals.»

While I am not suggesting that improvements can not be made to such programs, or that child care staff, like other professionals, require supervision and support to increasingly develop a vision of their work that includes a therapeutic focus, I am suggesting that any notion that suggests that quality Child and Youth Practice is not therapeutic needs to be vigorously rejected, and is not in keeping with recent outcome research which suggests the reverse.

Also known as the therapeutic alliance, working alliance is not to be confused with the therapeutic relationship, of which it is theorized to be a component.

Recent trends in the field of psychotherapy towards a managed care model of service delivery which emphasizes empirically validated treatments, the use of therapy treatment manuals, and protocol - driven interventions (Ogles, Anderson, & Lunnen, 1999) requires Child and Youth Care professionals to continue to speak eloquently to the therapeutic value of their work.

Recent trends in the field of psychotherapy towards a managed care model of service delivery which emphasizes empirically validated treatments, the use of therapy treatment manuals, and protocol - driven interventions (Ogles, Anderson and Lunnen, 1999) requires Child and Youth Care professionals to continue to speak eloquently to the therapeutic value of their work.

These interactions are not necessarily as positive as reported as above, as the problems which the client experiences in daily life will also show up in his or her interactions in the group, allowing them to be worked through in a therapeutic setting, generating experiences which may be translated to «real life».

Child and Youth Care practitioners depend on relationships they establish with young people for cooperation, and it is these relationships which will support young people while they do their own unique therapeutic work.