Sentence examples for counselling and development from inspiring English sources
Project experts developed Psychosocial Support(PSS) programme for children 'Skills of Crisis Counselling and Development of Psycho-Social Resistance to Stress in Schoolchildren' and provided a series of training sessions for 400 school psychologists from Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Luhansk, and Zaporizhia regions.
A study in the Journal of Counselling And Development of 37 Canadian couples who stopped treatment asked how they were coping at 10-monthly intervals.
The information obtained from this study can be used to guide adequate counselling and development of interventions aimed at enhancing psychosocial functioning and improving quality of life.
The correlation test results shows there is a strong positive relationship between career counselling and entrepreneurial development skills of final year undergraduates in Nigeria.
Focus on health education and counselling and the development of an individualized birth plan has the potential to increase the number of births attended by health professionals and antenatal referrals, recognized as one of the key factors to reduce maternal mortality [ 2].
"I started training to be a counsellor at age 19 and, through going for weekly counselling and writing personal development journals for my course, I was able to understand myself and find the inner resources to stop taking drugs," Amy said.
At the same time there was no parental counselling or training regarding childcare and development.
As obtaining a specific molecular diagnosis has significant implications for patient management including genetic counselling, prognosis, long-term investigations and development of therapeutic strategies, we decided to investigate a heterogeneous group of patients with ataxia who were a diagnostic challenge and are representative of the range of cases referred for serial genetic testing.
Center for Interfaith Action on Global Poverty, Many Faiths, Common Action: A strategic framework for action, document prepared on behalf of the Global Initiative for Faith, Health, and Development, with counsel from GivingWorks Inc., CIFA, Washington, DC, 2010.
The Project Pharmacist found the experience to be valuable as it provided the opportunity for interprofessional learning and development of this counselling skill.
These data may be relevant for clinical counselling, future development of screening programmes, and to advance the understanding of the aetiology of the disease.
