However, Freud and others also noted that religion and spirituality can serve as a catalyst for working through issues and promote coping, growth, and transcendence.
It was this concept that was the catalyst for the work described in the first case study: Primary Dental Care Service Redesign in three dental practics in Oldham and Salford, North West England.
The "endeavor" serves as the catalyst for group work, and the solution comes from the interplay from each member of a community working collaboratively toward a joint solution or "meaning making".
Her research has said that the latter ("The Progress Principle") is the biggest catalyst for creative work.
I read that the Montreal Protocol was a catalyst for your work.
Described by Paul as the most beautiful sporting arena he had ever seen in decay, it proved the catalyst for his work today.
It remains one of the most influential photography books of recent times, its raw imagery diluted for countless fashion shoots, its groundbreaking confessional style a catalyst for the work of younger photographers such as Nan Goldin and Corinne Day.
As someone who lives with mental health problems (she was first diagnosed with clinical depression when she was 24) Manning's first-hand experience of services and of how mental illness is perceived is a catalyst for her work, she says.
She motivated his self-reflection, and was a catalyst for his work," says Diethard Leopold, son of the late Rudolf Leopold whose extensive collection of fin de siècle Viennese painting comprises a major portion of the Leopold Museum's holdings.
One of her early studies, which focused on physics education as a hedge against the onset of Alzheimer's disease (Liu 2010), was a catalyst for our work that focused on science education across the birth through death continuum.
