For the first month, Lenny had been here — in California — and had taken exquisite emotional care of me.
For the first month, Lenny had been here—in California and had taken exquisite emotional care of me.
"It was my social work understanding of children's emotional needs... that started me looking at the emotional care of children in hospital," she said.
June Jolly, who has died aged 87, was a pioneering paediatric nurse who did much to improve the social and emotional care of children in hospital.
Megan Gilligan, who also worked on the research said: "This comes from higher sibling tension experienced by adult children who are favoured for emotional closeness or the greater feelings of responsibility for the emotional care of their older mothers.
Vulnerability and a lack of emotional care also put children at long-term risk of falling behind their peers, ultimately making it difficult for them to return to "normal" life.
designate an independent nonprofit organization, with experience in disasters and posttrauma communication with families, which shall have primary responsibility for coordinating the emotional care and support of the families of passengers involved in the accident.
Last year, Germany opened its doors to more than 1,000 Yazidi women and children who had managed to escaped Isis, offering physical and emotional care to treat the horrific abuses they experienced while in captivity.
Don't misunderstand me: "Boys Don't Cry" is exactly the kind of art we need, for it pulls viewers (with such visual and emotional care) into worlds and lives they might otherwise neither know nor want to know.
