The phrase "coping over" is not a commonly used phrase in written English, and it may be confusing or unclear to readers.
It may be better to use a different phrase such as "handling" or "dealing with." Example: The student is still coping over the loss of their favorite teacher. - This sentence is grammatically correct, but it may be more clear to say "The student is still dealing with the loss of their favorite teacher."
OBJECTIVE: To examine whether (a) Living in the Face of Trauma (LIFT), a group intervention to address coping with HIV and childhood sexual abuse (CSA), significantly reduced traumatic stress over a 1-year follow-up period more than an attention-matched support group comparison intervention; and (b) reductions in avoidant coping over time mediated reductions in traumatic stress.
Several studies with respect to the use of coping over a wide range of medical conditions show similar results to those of the present study [ 19, 21].
OVK did not have an effect on depression, anxiety, hopelessness, happiness, and life satisfaction, but promoted cognitive coping over the course of the follow-up period.
Seeking help from informal sources, including peers and family, facilitates formal help-seeking [ 15] and could result in improved psychosocial functioning and coping over time.
The two groups had a similar overall change in emotion-focused coping over the three-year period.
A significant improvement in maladaptive coping over 12 months in the +CBT group (chi (2) = 12.12, p =.002).
Today's task is to get all the patients who can't cope over the weekend into hospital.
Doctors have also sent down anti-depressants in case any of them find it hard to cope over the coming weeks.
"We have had to cope over the years with illegal share houses where blocks of time are sold over the Internet without any regard to the rights of others of peaceful enjoyment of their property," he said.
Two of David Cameron's advisors – Sir Jeremy Heywood, Britain's most senior civil servant, and Oliver Letwin, the minister in charge of Conservative policy – have been drafted in preparation for the next general election in May to oversee how medics cope over the busy winter season.
While highway departments coped over the summer with a spike in asphalt prices by cutting back on road construction and repair projects, officials say that no matter how high the cost of road salt rises, agencies will be forced to pay.
