Sentences with phrase «well attuned»

If I'm well attuned and share my empathic reflection and conjecture in a way that catches the leading edge of his experience he feels supported enough to expand and deepen that experience and share it with his partner.

According to sources, Alexander Wildschütz of Fladgate LLP is «a practical lawyer who is well attuned to the realities of the situation».

With two accredited family mediators and two solicitors trained in collaborative law in our team, we are well attuned to all of the available methods of dispute resolution open to our clients.

Humans are not so well attuned to understanding cat body language so cats also use a variety of miaows to speak to their humans.

Their pricing may not be as cheap as TradeKing, Zecco or OptionsHouse, but they more than make up for it by being so well attuned to the needs of the average investor.

The concepts shared at TED talks might best serve someone who's well attuned to the basics of personal finance, but could be equally engaging for someone who's just starting with financial planning.

Many readers have also been burned recently by memoirs that are not all that they purport to be, the most recently notorious being A Million Little Pieces, so you would be right to have your cynicism antennae well attuned when considering whether to believe the story told in A Fractured Mind.

From the perspective of neuroscience, that optimal learning environment reflects an internal brain state well attuned for learning.

They, like the other community schools in Baltimore, were well attuned to the neighborhoods, and had partners in place to make sure that students and families had what they needed.

This method was first recommended to me by a Taoist Master who was well attuned to the connection between a clogged liver and thin lifeless hair.

«When you bring someone who is not well attuned to the rule of the game, the result is always disastrous.

We have our own on - site Marriage and Family Therapist who is well attuned to the emotional needs of our egg donors and is available for any requested counseling.

Your child is well attuned to your emotions.

Isn't it unfair to kvetch when the town's loaded with wonderful wine lists and savvy sommeliers who are well attuned not only to what they're selling but also to customers» tastes?

Are not the process thinkers, then, well attuned to their times and well poised to define what is good in the present moment of history and to convince the postmodern public of their definition?

Some of the discussion may be familiar to longtime readers of this publication, but much of it is helpful refresher material, especially for those of us who are generally not as well attuned to developments in physics as we ought to be.

This cultural authenticity is key, he says, because it means the company's employees are well attuned to what's going to excite their customers.

In the first place, we may become better attuned to the ways that older, seemingly irrelevant or even harmful bits of the Christian tradition may be worth preserving, even if their strengths aren't immediately obvious in late modernity.

Britton said the results suggest a new hypothesis, which is that mindfulness regimens, at least as they are often structured, may be better attuned to addressing the ways that women typically process emotions than the ways that men often do.

The New York City Board of Education began training the city's public school teachers with the organization's professional - development workshops, called Schools Attuned, after the idea that schools must be better attuned to students» individual thought processes in order to help them.

Parents can incorporate religious values into their child's daily education and are usually better attuned to their child's individual educational needs.

I remember reading a long time ago if we only ate that which our local demographic grew and produced, relative to whatever that season's bounty yielded, we'd all be better attuned to the natural rhythms of Earth's cycles.

The project to institute markets in emission permits is a neoliberal mid-range strategy, better attuned to appeal to centrist governments, NGOs and the educated segments of the populace, as well as to the financial sector.

It seems reasonable to think that a self - regulated profession is better attuned to its professional responsibilities.

Features that make the watch easier to use and better attuned to the requirements of your daily life.

Rachel also offers filial play coaching for parents and caregivers to develop their bond with their child, better attune to their child's needs and cement clinical work for the long - term wellbeing of the family.

Women tend to be better attuned to their emotions so husbands can learn from their wives how to better connect emotionally with their spouse, their children, and other people in their lives.

The FAN focuses on the parents» concerns and uses five core processes to help professionals better attune and connect with parents in the moment as well as increase their self - awareness and intentional use of self.

Further, autonomously engaged partners may be more available to help and be better attuned to empathically handle the patient's request for help, thereby more deeply connecting with the patient (i.e., relatedness satisfaction).

And if we can discover some of the whys, maybe we can find that we actually have some common ground here by which to better attune the settlement of our differences.

Not exact matches

It's a story of a less wasteful and more humane health care industry, more attuned to the experiences of real people and better able to learn from those experiences, faster.

But several companies were then in the process of creating better battlefield software that was attuned to the challenges of the post-9 / 11 period.

Organisational leaders are expected to be flexible and well - attuned to their environment, to possess extremely high EQ and IQ, be empathetic but willing to make tough decisions, and innovative but risk - averse when needs be.

They appreciate a good deal, and they're finely attuned to saving money where they can — one of the biggest contributors to how they got where they are.

«However, the industry as a whole needs to be (more) attuned to the need for better benchmarking and giving corporate clients more informed basis for decision - making.»

The «Robber Barons» were no robbers and their greed was exaggerated, natural right - grounded classic liberals rejected Social Darwinism, and men like Justice Peckham who «discovered» and defended the liberty of contract were good men attuned to what might plausibly be derived from a natural development of American jurisprudence.

An institute bears his name, two of his best books were re-issued in the late 1990s, Liberty Fund symposiarchs have dined out handsomely on him, and politicians (ever attuned to a rising market) have ransacked his work for justification of their various Third Ways and Compassionate Conservatisms.

He believed that a child's emotional and physical well - being depended upon a finely attuned mother - child relationship and that early breaches in this relationship might impede one's ability to bond with others — even in adulthood.

But in the present time, altogether too many of us may know or think we know the original quite well, but yet do not know the language into which we are to translate; hence the gospel as preached is preached to ears that do not and can not hear, because they are ears that are attuned to a quite different set of conditions, patterns of thought, and ways of conceiving the universe.

It would be better for us to learn to accept that our family members may never be attuned to us.

Women are better equipped than men to engage in this process; they are relational by nature and more attuned to human sympathies.

The fact that many of the greatest Christian theologians appear to agree with this evaluation» Aquinas, for example, argues that «the object of anger is good» (Summa Theologiae, 2.1.46.2)» has led some to conclude that they were insufficiently attuned to the obvious and contrary message of Scripture.

I love, love, love your dark chocolate Attune bars — but other varieties as well.

One might say Vanns Spices is attuned to growth — both in the products it sells as well as in business.

The new cereal and granola offerings are part of the Attune Foods, LLC family of better - for - you products and align with the brands mission of providing healthy and delicious options that deliver «Peace of Mind in Every Bite.»

In both cases these fighters regularly competed at the higher weight class and did very well there choosing to become attuned to that division over time.

The Attachment Parenting approach can be regarded as parenting guided by nature's lead — being attuned to our own feelings and instincts as well as our child's needs, such as following our natural instincts to breastfeed, respond to a crying baby and provide ample physical contact to a developing human baby.

Though well meaning, these mothers have difficulty responding to their babies «in a loving, attuned, consistent way.»

She offers tools to parents to help them tune into a deeper essence of themselves and consciously live within their moment and home, as well as attune to their children's deeper needs.

Little people are so attuned to our emotions as well.