Sentence examples for cope feelings from inspiring English sources

Women with postnatal depression can experience disabling symptoms of low mood, irritability, fatigue, insomnia, changes in appetite, anxiety, guilt, inability to cope, feelings of worthlessness and thoughts of suicide.

(Fran) …That "will I cope?" feeling.

Some women described feeling overwhelmed by these demands which contributed to anxiety: …That "will I cope?" feeling.

Self-awareness included general awareness, but also specifically recognizing own feelings and coping with feelings.

Thirty-odd years ago, "Sesame Street," "The Electric Company" and "Mr. Rogers Neighborhoodd" helped my sons learn to read, count, socialize and cope with feelings.

For Ms. Menon, who was widowed in 2006 and whose son, Manu Menon, is studying at Seton Hall, it has become a way to cope with feelings of loss.

Among the programmes in the pipeline are French, Spanish and Italian language courses presented in a format similar to the US sitcom Friends, those exploring the issues of growing up gay and how young people cope with feelings of failure.

Traumatized by their father's death, Lakeeya Pixley said she and her two brothers turned to lives of drugs and violence to cope with feelings of anger and abandonment that came after their father's death.

Some males may need additional skills to cope with feelings that might trigger or break down defense mechanisms.

The latter was primarily expressed by relatives, who felt a need for consultations with a physician or psychologist themselves and for support from peer groups to cope with feelings of insecurity, distress and loneliness.

Lack of structure and resistance in the group, and reluctance to disclose ones' profile, may represent general challenges for peer CME groups, but may also reflect group members' strategies to cope with feelings of distress and unease.