In 2011, a social worker arranged for the woman's son, then 20, who had learning difficulties, to take the dog to a trainer after recognising that the family was unable to cope with its "permanent aggression".
The experiment helped her to distance herself from life's difficulties and to take a bystander's point of view.
(Physician 114M) Treating patients with social and emotional difficulties appeared to take a toll on the physicians.
For example, weak intent can lead some not to create strategies to guard against unintentional difficulties to ensure they take the drug reliably; in contrast, constant unintentional difficulties in managing to take a drug can lead to dwindling intent, particularly if there are no overt consequences of non-adherence.
Conditional: If you are experiencing difficulties or choose to take a leave after the semester has begun, you can apply for a conditional leave.
But he also practiced his own form of private resistance to what he saw as aesthetic despoilments in public life, as when, in his last years, suffering from scoliosis and walking with great difficulty, he "refused to take a taxi, preferring to take two buses with a transfer at Montparnasse.... Traveling to the office in the morning and returning in the evening took two hours".
NEW YORK — Politicians anxiously trying to work out just how serious the current economic difficulties are might like to take a look at the art market.
Well, my own consultancy project ran into some difficulties, so I decided to take a job temporarily.
If you're in serious academic difficulty, you may be required to take a leave of absence, normally for a full year.
