Sentence examples for alternative mood from inspiring English sources

With its bold, abstract relief pattern of spirals and stars, coupled with striking cylindrical shapes and richly coloured transparent glaze, the coffee pots, cups and saucers, cream jugs and sugar bowls captured the alternative mood of the times - relaxed, informal and friendly.

However, recent observational studies show a general superiority of lithium compared to alternative mood stabilizers in clinical practice (Kessing et al. 2012; Kessing et al. 2011; Nivoli et al. 2010; Garnham et al. 2007).

Apart from the classical syndromes characterizing euphoric mania and melancholic depression, recent literature has pointed to alternative mood states associating both manic and depressive symptoms.

However, in the past 20 years, increasing evidence has suggested higher prevalence rates (up to 5%%, including subsyndromal diagnostic criteria) and has shown subgroups with differential response to alternative mood-stabilizing treatments (Kessler et al. 2005; Frye 2011).

I started using kratom four to five months ago, when I was looking for herbal alternatives for mood boosters.

The committee settled on an alternative label: "disruptive mood dysregulation disorder," or D.M.D.D., which describes extreme hostility and outbursts beyond normal tantrums.

Intuitive eaters recognize the true purpose of food and strive to find alternative methods for mood improvement.

The lower cost, shorter duration of treatment, and lack of overt transmission through breast-milk, relative to extensive interpersonal psychotherapy or antidepressant pharmacotherapy, makes light therapy a potentially viable and appealing alternative treatment for postpartum mood disorders.

More typically resistance to taking anti-depressants was better explained in the context of confidence with and enthusiasm for using behavioural strategies and alternative therapies to control mood problems.

Despite their apparent simplicity, the case-finding questions are not consultation-friendly, and acceptable alternative ways to raise mood disorders merit further exploration, as well as guidance on how to introduce the questions so patients do not feel depression is something that happens to 'other people' as our patient's awareness theme suggests.

It's a psychophysiology wearable for people who want to be able to influence how they're feeling by using a tactile rhythm (aka customized haptic feedback) — as a noiseless alternative to listening to mood-influencing music of different tempos.