Sentence examples for access to therapy from inspiring English sources

The conclusion is of little use to the Africans, who have no access to therapy.

Whittle says that councils must also provide victims with "safe houses" and access to therapy and counselling.

ACT also lends itself to brief group delivery, potentially increasing access to therapy without inflating costs.

advises that access to therapy for jaundice be taken into consideration.

Consumed with grief and without access to therapy or antidepressant medications, Susan became addicted to crack cocaine.

This has in part contributed to long wait times for a diagnosis and subsequent delays in access to therapy.

"There's a balance between having access to therapy and having confidence that there is at least some chance that it will help you," she said.

Adam Beach, who plays Slipknot, told E! Online the film was so dark that Ayer had provided access to therapy during cast members' down time.

The findings were published to launch the charity's It's Time campaign, which calls on young people who have experienced abuse to receive better access to therapy.

As a result, the poor level of awareness, funding and reimbursement of fertility treatments by European governments dramatically limits access to therapy.

Winnicott feared that focusing on pathological families rather than "the ordinary devoted mother and her baby" (the title of his most famous series) could excite anxiety in listeners without access to therapy.