At Tacoma Christian Counseling, we know that dealing with trauma can be an intense roller - coaster of emotions, full of
times of recovery followed by times when you feel you'll never let go of the pain that consumes your life.
Not exact matches
A Basex study from 2009 shows that the average employee spends 28 %
of their
time dealing with unnecessary interruptions
followed by
recovery time to get back on track.
Polycarp
followed Jesus Christ faithfully according to his understanding
of Jesus; today to
follow Jesus Christ with faith in Him is to do what Jesus did: «to bring good news to the poor... to proclaim liberty to the captives,
recovery of sight to the blind, to set free the oppressed and announce that the
time has come when the Lord will save his people».
The long break
following a sweep
of the Milwaukee Bucks has allowed Dwyane Wade some extended
recovery time after he missed Game 4 due to a bruised knee.
If
recovery takes an unusually long amount
of time, if your child doesn't seem to be improving, or worse, they get a second concussion during the
recovery period, be sure to
follow - up with your child's doctor.
Incidence, clinical course, and predictors
of prolonged
recovery time following sportrelated concussion in high school and college athletes.
Since BPI and Gov. Perry are having such a hard
time trying to figure out what to label pink slime, I suggest one
of the
following, which are far more truthful and descriptive than LFTB: «Contains up to 15 %
of:» Ammonia treated beef Ammonia disinfected beef Mechanically separated beef Advanced Meat
Recovery beef
This research aims to shed light onto whether the wearing
of compression socks for 48 hours after marathon running can improve functional
recovery, as measured by a
timed treadmill test to exhaustion 14 days
following marathon running.
But as can be seen in Figure 1,
following the
Recovery Act and some early growth in regular appropriations, [1] most major science agencies spent most
of their
time below pre-Obama funding levels.
«By analyzing the basic physics underlying gas
recovery from hydrofractured wells, we calculated a single curve that should describe how much gas comes out over
time, and we showed that production from thousands
of wells
follows this curve,» Marder said.
Physicians should advise patients that symptoms can last up to two weeks and to
follow up if symptoms worsen or exceed the expected
time of recovery.
«We hope our findings give rescue teams the information they need about the optimal
time frame in which to deploy human scent dogs versus human remains detection dogs to best ensure the
recovery of victims
following a mass disaster.»
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«Due to the higher levels
of protein synthesis
following resistance training, the post-workout meal can be an important
time for the delivery
of protein for maximal muscle
recovery.
This is why we recommend you to perform one
of the
following workouts 3
times per week and leave a 48 - hour window for rest and
recovery between each two sessions, or at least try to do minimum - intensity activities during the off - days.
Instructions: Use the stopwatch on your smartphone to
time yourself for three minutes,
followed by 30 seconds
of active
recovery.
• Doctors should advise patients with the common cold that symptoms can last up to two weeks and they should
follow up only if the symptoms worsen or exceed the expected
time of recovery.
This store
of phosphocreatine is also replenished by the mitochondria
following muscle contraction and a measure
of mitochondrial efficiency is the
time taken for replenishing these stores: better mitochondrial function is linked to shorter
times of phosphocreatine
recovery.
Like I said earlier, sure your abdominal muscles might be geared a little more towards endurance but when you hit them hard
following the instructions above, they are going to need almost the same amount
of recovery time as any other muscle.
It also stimulates the production
of HGH, which can improve strength, and shorten
recovery time following exertion, and encourage the building
of lean muscle mass, making it an invaluable supplement for athletes or anyone with an active lifestyle.
The best players dedicate
time and attention to their
recovery, not just in the minutes
following competition or training, but also in the other 20 + hours
of the day.
The
timing of the energy intake and the ratio
of certain ingested macronutrients are likely the attributes which allow for enhanced
recovery and tissue repair
following high - volume exercise, augmented muscle protein synthesis, and improved mood states when compared with unplanned or traditional strategies
of nutrient intake.
You can accomplish that by trying interval training, or working hard for a short period
of time followed by a
recovery period.
The basic premise
of an interval is that you do something at a high rate
of speed / full amount
of effort for a short burst
of time and then rest /
recovery follows before another round.
A better idea which is explained in detail in our article on training for muscle mass, is to
follow a periodized training program which avoids causing such a strain on the body's
recovery abilities and will thereby avoid a situation where testosterone is depressed most
of the week from training heavy all the
time.
The best athletes dedicate
time and attention to their
recovery, not just in the minutes
following competition or training but also in the other 20 + hours
of the day.
Although there are many ways to do high - intensity intervals, the study subjects did «4X4» training: four minutes at 95 percent
of maximum ability
followed by three minutes
of active
recovery, done four
times.
Then I went back to running, but this
time I changed up my routine to include interval training — short bursts
of high - intensity sprinting,
followed by a few minutes
of recovery, then repeat.
Instead
of continuous movement for 20 or more minutes, as is typical for exercise walkers, joggers and cyclists, HIIT usually involves 30 to 60 seconds
of exercise near the peak
of a person's ability,
followed by a comparable
recovery period
of easy activity, with the sequence repeated for a total
of about 20 minutes three
times a week.
The movie, which was acquired by the streaming service at Sundance earlier this year,
follows Ellen, an unruly, 20 - year - old anorexic girl who spent the better part
of her teenage years being shepherded through various
recovery programs, only to find herself several pounds lighter every
time.
Gemma Arterton (27)-- A very quick career
recovery following Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters and a sincere hope that one
of your upcoming movies provides you with a good role because Wrath
of the Titans and Prince
of Persia: The Sands
of Time would have been enough to ruin most careers.
NPR's Linda Wertheimer talks with
TIME magazine's Michael Grunwald about the winding down
of government
recovery efforts
following the financial collapse
of 2008.
At that
time, the country did not realize it was about to enter a deep recession
followed by a prolonged, uneven
recovery, and 50 %
of the public was ready to spend more on schools even after being told current levels
of per - pupil expenditure in the local school district.
And a 2013 investigative story published in Newsweek on New Orleans»
Recovery School District notes that at that point in
time, eight years
following the establishment
of the RSD, 79 percent
of those schools were still rated a D or F according to the Louisiana Department
of Education.
Following the lead
of school districts in New York City, San Francisco, and Oakland, California,
Recovery District superintendent Paul Vallas aims to give principals authority to hire their staff, as well as control over their budgets, according to The
Times - Picayune.
Since 1945, growth has outperformed value six
times,
followed by a significant
recovery and outperformance
of value stocks.
With all
of the recent strength in the Twin Cities housing market and Minnesota's relatively low unemployment rate one might be confused about why we're experiencing all -
time lows (ours are even lower) in mortgage rates since typically the beginning
of a
recovery is
followed by higher interest rates.
However, by not investing in tough
times, you usually miss the gains that
follow during the «
recovery»
of the economy.
During bear markets, each
time there is a precipitous drop, it is
followed by a modest
recovery, masking as the beginning
of a new bull market.
Designed to give a strong boost
of energy, help develop muscles, and provide for a quick
recovery time,
following the top benefits
of this product:
I know it is difficult to see your loved one like this, especially if you believe treatment was delayed before you changed Veterinarian; at this
time the best course
of action is to give the prescribed medication,
follow your new Veterinarian's instructions and offer to Blue excellent Nursing care by ensuring that he remains hydrated and is able to do his business etc... Depending on the specific infection,
recovery could take a week or longer; each day with improvement is a positive sign.
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of war -
time austerity and slow post-war
recovery, it was not until the 1950's that the growth in London's art galleries and auction houses began to rival those
of Paris and shift the focus
of the European market for modern art to the British capital.
It is
time for Japan to
follow the lead
of China and the United States and close down its market so that elephant populations stand a real chance
of recovery,» said EIA president Allan Thornton.
If the
recovery that happens next week is that same as in the last seven days,
followed by 19 days
of rapid
recovery to converge, the steep
recovery rate would have to be 1.09
times faster than the fastest prior 7 day rate.
Warming denialism has had little new to offer for some
time; more effort seems to have been focussed on the supposed «
recovery»
of Arctic sea ice in 2013 and 2014,
following the stunning new record low minimum
of 2012.
Considering that the same district court allowed Apple to leverage a couple
of recent Supreme Court opinions concerning fee - shifting in connection with its pursuit
of a
recovery of attorneys» fees from Samsung, it would seem just fair for Samsung to be allowed to make an Alice argument now, just in
time before Judge Lucy Koh will decide on the parties» motions for judgment as a matter
of law (JMOL)
following the recent $ 119 million jury verdict (which was disappointing enough for Apple to request a retrial).
As the Financial
Times reported last month, «Law firms struggled from a lack
of work
following the financial crisis, leading to unprecedented lay - offs, but a surge in regulatory and deal work has helped fuel a
recovery.
[148] I conclude that Ms. Nijjar made a good
recovery following the first accident, although she continued to experience mild symptoms
of discomfort, aggravated by certain activities, up to the
time of the second accident.
Deemed as having reached «maximum medical
recovery» by the WSIB, this recipient
of a service award from the Governor - General has tried 4
times to return to work,
following rehabilitation and surgery and despite unremitting pain which made even retraining for a computer job unbearable.