I'm sure it was more therapeutic for her than anything.
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Today memoirs might be more therapeutic in aim, or explicitly political.
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Whispers on Demand grew out of that project — less theatrical, more therapeutic.
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What's more therapeutic than drawing tears on Drake with a robin's egg blue Crayola?
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That can be so much more therapeutic than thousands of hours on a therapist's couch.
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Meyer and Neel mine their subjects' melodramatic role-playing for the more therapeutic aspects of performance.
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Energy is in the matter all around us, and some things have more therapeutic energy than other things.
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"There are services available in a more therapeutic, less restrictive environment that she should be able to take advantage of."
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"There is nothing more therapeutic than thinking we knew ourselves or how the world works and realizing that we were wrong all along."
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I love to run and bike, and sometimes for me there is nothing more therapeutic than to go out for a long run.
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She found talking with the husband of the woman that her husband was having an affair with more therapeutic than any therapy session.
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Additionally, UNICEF uses funds generated from the Kid Power program to distribute more therapeutic packets including Plumpy'Nut (6.4 million through Kid Power to date).
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In another study, Cartwright took a closer look at the content of the divorcés' dream diaries, trying to pinpoint what made some dreams more therapeutic than others.
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As more and more therapeutic benefits of MDMA and other psychedelics are uncovered, it's important to remember that their use involves a delicate balance of benefits and risks.
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I felt really low when I wrote 'Netflix & Pills', but the deeper it is—like 'Netflix & Pills' or 'Van Gogh' or 'Behind Bars'—the more therapeutic it is.
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"There's nothing more therapeutic and human than to stand with your fellow friends and colleagues and raise your voices in the name of something bigger than yourself," the singer said.
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The residents, girls 13-17, can call their families as needed, staff say, and there are more therapeutic services — including intensive treatment for victims of trafficking and abuse — throughout the week.
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The residents, girls 13-17, can call their families as needed staff say, and there are more therapeutic services — including intensive treatment for victims of trafficking and abuse — throughout the week.
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"We need a more therapeutic approach, finding ways to help these youngsters who have probably been traumatized all of their lives, instead of treating them like rats," said Hilda L. Solis, a county supervisor who was a sponsor of the legislation.
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Whatever the case, I took advantage of the mobile classes for over half of the days I participated in the one percent challenge, and found that it was slightly more therapeutic than my usual playlists, but a little more boring than a podcast.
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Instead, it sees the purpose of religion and spirituality as more therapeutic, a means of seeking harmony with nature and happiness in the everyday — while unlike atheism, it insists that this everyday is divinely endowed and shaped, meaningful and not random, a place where we can truly hope to be at home.
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But while some Modernists seemed to arrive at the conclusion that existence was ultimately hollow, autofiction carried, on the balance, the optimism of a more therapeutic age, suggesting that meaning could be found anywhere we sought it, even in the most banal moments, such as a child's birthday party (Knausgaard's 2009-2011 series "My Struggle") or while bagging groceries at the Park Slope Food Coop (Lerner's 2014 "10:04").
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Former Chief Magistrate Michael Hill has advocated more therapeutic approaches to juvenile justice, agreeing that there was a need to get into the minds of at-risk children early, before they came before the courts.
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Sweden mandates school counseling. In Sweden, school counselors' work was divided into two work groups in the 1970s. The work groups are called "kurator" and "studie -och yrkesvägledare." They worked with communication methodology but the kurator's work is more therapeutic, often psychological and social-emotional issues, and the studie- och yrkesvägledare's work is future-focused with educational and career development.
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Scott Cook writes, "We are, at first, led by Zhuangzi almost imperceptibly into an unreflective infatuation with the bird."Scott Cook (2003), Harmony and Cacophony in the Panpipes of Heaven," in Hiding the World in the World; Uneven Discourses on the Zhuangzi, SUNY Press, 70. Lian concludes the Peng is "An inspiring example of soaring up and going beyond, the image is used to broaden the outlook of the small mind; its function is thus more therapeutic than instructional.
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Jodorowsky spent almost a decade reconstructing the original form of the Tarot de Marseille. From this work he moved into more therapeutic work in three areas: psychomagic, psychogenealogy and initiatic massage. Psychomagic aims to heal psychological wounds suffered in life. This therapy is based on the belief that the performance of certain acts can directly act upon the unconscious mind, releasing it from a series of traumas, some of which practitioners of the therapy believe are passed down from generation to generation.
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As the end stage of multiple myeloma that has failed or broken through one or more therapeutic regimens, sPCL continues to be highly refractory to various treatment regimens (<50%), very short response times of these regiments, and poor overall survival rates (median survival of 2-8 to months). Patients with sPCL may have short-lived responses to treatment regimens (as communicated in case reports) that include bortezomid but there are no established therapeutic regimens that have clearly been shown to improve their overall or median survival.
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Adventure experiences molded into a more therapeutic group model run by the therapist can have a more significant effect than the one-day intervention run by counselors. It is important to have the clinician as an integral part of the adventure therapy process so that there can be a strong transference of the adventure experience to other aspects of the therapeutic process. Baldwin, Persing, and Magnuson, though, report that many of these explanations are "…folk pedagogies…" that lack thorough empirical evidence.Baldwin, Persing, & Magnuson 2004 p.
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The inhibition of these exchangers disrupts cellular calcium homeostasis and causes high levels of calcium in the cell which explains the reduced neuroprotective efficacy with the use of amiloride. The findings that have come through due to ASIC inhibition by amiloride are promising and support the therapeutic potential. However, due to amiloride's lack of specificity and potency, further drug development on its structure will need to be done before a drug can be released. A small molecule inhibitor, A-317567, shows more therapeutic potential than amiloride with a higher specificity to ASIC channels and increased potency.
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McMahon took a more therapeutic approach in writing these songs, resulting in a more personal and intimate testament of his songwriting. McMahon stated in an interview that they dealt with "coming home, and having home be way different than I had remembered it [...], abandoning a lot of people, and things, that I had normally been so attached to [...], exploring and being okay with myself, and not having to make excuses for who I am, and accepting who I am." Although he just planned on recording these songs, they began to take shape collectively. He paid for the production out of his own pocket, which ultimately led to a record deal with Maverick Records.
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