Sentences with phrase «whose practitioners grouped»

There had been a thin stream of Cubism merging into geometric abstraction, some of whose practitioners grouped together in «Exhibition I» in 1939, that other key year in modern Australian art.

Not exact matches

At such times I felt strongly the influence of my inner group of more experienced practitioners, whose gentleness and poise were the best advertisement for the long - term efficacy of the undertaking.

Still, SOCE is still being practiced within a small group of mental - health practitioners, most of whom cater to a population whose religious beliefs strictly bar homosexuality.

Focus groups with interest groups, as Coffield et al., stated, «The project team also sought advice from a local advisory group whose members read out drafts reports from a mainly practitioner perspective (2004)».

An artist whose work is almost synonymous with the notion of imprimatur, Julian Schnabel has created a group of paintings that highlight his significance as a paradigmatic practitioner of contemporary abstraction.

This paper was produced by the American Board of Examiners in Clinical Social Work (the Board), a standard setting and credentialing organization for the field of clinical social work whose practitioners provide more mental - emotional healthcare than any other professional group in the United States.

Clinical social work is a mental - health profession whose practitioners, educated in social - work graduate schools and trained under supervision, master a distinctive body of knowledge and skill in order to assess, diagnose, and ameliorate problems, disorders, and conditions that interfere with healthy bio-psychosocial functioning of people — individuals, couples, families, groups — of all ages and backgrounds.

The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ® has formed an affinity programs working group whose goal is to study the impact of affinity relationships and relocation referral fee practices and disseminate information about them to practitioners.