Sentences with phrase «unexpressed needs»

Oftentimes such unexpressed needs or feelings can lead to a perpetual cycle of negativity where both partners end up wondering if there is really any love left.

One of her strongest points is her ability to recognize cues for sales opportunities and identify unexpressed needs.

The second is responsibility, responding to his or her expressed and unexpressed needs (particularly, in an adult relationship, emotional needs).

In order to hear Grandma's unexpressed needs, the pastor would guess at the desires underlying the expressed frustration.

Not exact matches

They translate for us what otherwise might remain unexpressed or constricted within the all too narrow limits of private needs and feelings.

• In the days after the birth Herbert & Carpenter (1994) found the fathers» grief unrecognised and unexpressed, with neither health nor education professionals nor employers recognising their need for inclusion.

The pain had become chronic because I had not allowed myself to be ME for years, and unexpressed emotion needed to come out.

Itchy bums can be caused by full (unexpressed) anal glands, and these need to be drained immediately to prevent impaction, infections, and other resulting conditions.

In an interview for a recent Law Times article [1] I expressed the view that one of the main objectives of the legal health check - up (LHC) approach is to establish outreach in order to identify people with unexpressed legal need and to provide pathways along which people can travel to obtain help with legal problems.

As Long as We Both Shall Live will help couples acknowledge their unexpressed assumptions, understand one another's genuine needs, and talk about their hopes and desires.

Whenever one person has a greater need for alone time, it can make the other person feel an absence, longing, or sadness, which when left unexpressed can turn into a permanent dissatisfaction and sense of neglect.

you can not say it would not work based solely on research that looks at «expressed needs» and not at field based actual «unexpressed desires» which explain real - world actions.

A good life is all about relationships yet we tend to tolerate the «disconnect», unexpressed feelings, unmet needs and miscommunication in intimate relationships.