Further, competition for new clients generated tension among the organizations offering male circumcision.
"People often use alcohol or drugs to make the journey from meeting a stranger to having sex with them easier, so I show clients that sexual tension, awkwardness and anxiety are all normal factors.
One former catering worker at the U.S. Open said the use of service fees not only hurts workers' paychecks, but also creates confusion and tension among clients.
He's far from alone: Death row inmates around the country have faced the ultimate punishment after court-appointed lawyers abandoned them, declining to file motions or cutting off communication with their clients in the high-tension, high-stakes last weeks before an execution.
Home-based caregivers, because of their organisational affiliations, are seen as potential channels to access food and other resources, giving rise to expectations and tensions in client-caregiver relationships.
Relaxation training also is recommended because it "can help clients reduce their anxiety and tension when facing stressful situations and minimize their typical levels of motor and psychological tension" (Parks et al. 2004, p. 78).
"Auditors are asking for information that they previously did not ask for, and that is creating tension with their clients," said Charles D. Niemeier, a member of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the industry's regulator.
Mr. Gluck's lawyer, Leonard Easter, said his client was reaching out to "lessen tensions" caused by Ms. Lemmon's battles against bars.
These issues included the condition of the home, access to the home, animals in the home, smoking issues, trip hazards, family domestic issue, falls risk for clients and community nurses, firearms, and tension between community nurses and clients related to home modification, while attempting to negotiate client care.
As the holiday season reaches a frenzied peak, tension levels among Bethesda Cares' clients are noticeably spiking.
