The organization aids clients holistically, trying to connect women with community resources that may improve the quality of their lives in addition to dealing with their legal problems.
In New Jersey, hypnotists do not need to be licensed when aiding clients in increasing motivation, kicking habits like smoking, and "stress management not related to a medical or mental health disorder".
It supports dynamic rescheduling of AP transmission periods to aid client mobility and traffic fluctuations.
B1 Religion Journal A11 SPORTSSATURDAY D1-8 OB6TUARIES B6 John T. McTernan A left-wing lawyer who defended people accused of being Communists in the McCarthy years and aided unpopular clients from Angela Davis to Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers, he was 94.
A family law attorney, my wife has aided numerous clients along the path toward marital dissolution.
These are not your archetypal legal-aid clients and are often motivated by the need to find out why their loved one died – and, more importantly, the desire to ensure no other family has to suffer like they have.
And let us be clear about who these cuts will affect: a third of legal-aid clients who have received advice on debt, and a staggering two-thirds of those needing advice on benefits, have an illness or disability.
The present study aimed to evaluate the clinical application of an Internet-based support system for audiologists and their first-time hearing aid clients.
He quickly gained a reputation for blending law and politics, aiding his clients through the adroit use of political connections.
By contrast, Obama proposed universal health care "regardless of what the broader public wanted," because it would "disproportionately aid Democratic clients".
He then accused the Illinois House Speaker, Michael Madigan, who is also a lawyer in private practice, of using his power to aid his clients.
