Sentences with phrase «time regulating their moods»

«I work with people who need help understanding themselves, have a hard time regulating their moods, want to improve their relationships with other people, or are facing difficult life decisions.

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This is because they help to maintain brain function in the areas that regulate mood and emotion — a study found that women who hate fish two times per week had a 25 % lower risk of depression than women who ate it less often.

Coordinating rhythm and timing in movement helps regulate the brain chemicals that control our mood and responses to stress.

BPD affects a person's ability to regulate their moods, they can be impulsive, and unstable at times.

«Storing excess fat around the organs increases production of pro-inflammatory chemicals, also called cytokines, which leads to inflammation; at the same time, it interferes with hormones that regulate appetite, weight, mood and brain function.»

The treatment options should include customized bioidentical thyroid hormone combinations of T4 / T3, as well as time - released T3 and important nutritional supplements that can help regulate thyroid balance, support a healthy metabolism, and improve weight loss, energy and mood.

Your physician should explore treatment options including customized bioidentical thyroid hormone combinations of T4 / T3, time - released T3, as well as important nutritional supplements that can help regulate thyroid balance, support a healthy metabolism, and improve your weight loss, energy, and mood.

Based on past findings that older adults endorse statements of mood stability (e.g., Lawton et al., 1992), we expected that those older individuals who rapidly regulated their mood would maintain that positive affective state as time progressed.

Older adults who quickly regulated their mood, however, maintained that positive affective state over time.

As shown in Figure 2, younger adults who initially regulated their mood began to report more negative affect as time progressed.

Rapidly regulating older adults were able to maintain their regulated mood over time, whereas rapidly regulating young adults showed only transient, and not sustained, regulation.

Additionally, with more years of emotion regulation experience, young rapidly regulating individuals may come to resemble their older counterparts both in affective profile and in their ability to sustain a regulated positive mood over a prolonged period of time.

Negative reinforcement models of substance use posit that the use of drugs serves to regulate emotion by removing the stimulus responsible for the experience of negative affect (and symptoms of withdrawal with increasingly severe SUDs), thus further reinforcing subsequent use of drugs over time [73, 74, 75].3 Substance use may thus serve as a means of coping with the increased negative affect and dysregulated mood related specifically to internalizing and externalizing disorders [e.g., 78].