Sentence examples for counselling less from inspiring English sources

It will delve into early life experiences but in a less probing way, so many people find the idea of counselling less intimidating than psychotherapy.

The most likely explanation is that major scale up of enrolment onto ART has come at a cost, with reduced quality of counselling, less intensive clinical care, and less support provided to individual patients.

The systematic review by Aveyard et al 45 found a risk ratio (RR) of 1.24 (95% CI 1.16 to 1.33) for brief counselling, less than that of behavioural support (RR=2.17; 95% CI 1.52 to 3.11) or NRT (RR=1.68; 95% CI 1.48 to 1.89).

A survey using data collected in 2000/2001, before the UK national guidelines on obesity management were published, 9 found that a fifth of obese patients were offered dietary counselling, less than 5% a referral and 2% antiobesity medications over an 18-month period.

The observation that two thirds of the surveyed physiotherapists in Nigeria had high knowledge of physical activity promotion yet most of them counselled less than 10 patients in a month implies that Nigerian physiotherapists at present operate mainly in the tertiary prevention capacity.

They also participated in counselling programmes less often than Austrian smokers without a migration background.

For the analysis, perceived relevance of alcohol related counselling was dichotomised as highly relevant versus any lesser response and the frequency of counselling as usually-always counselling versus less often or no counselling.

WASHINGTON — In being named White House counsel less than a year into President Obama's tenure, Robert F. Bauer is reversing a longstanding trend.

Obviously, I would not counsel less preparation, although some of the lazier presenters of the past – we know who they are – sometimes felt more comfortable to spend time with.

What's more, advisees in the disclosure situation believed their advisors were less honest -- and trusted their counsel less.

Overall, non-barrier method users were less educated, more often counselled but less knowledgeable about mode of action of their current contraceptive method compared to condom users.