Sentence examples for emotionally supporting from inspiring English sources
"I was physically and emotionally supporting him," Mr. Hall recalls.
The purpose of this study was to explore the usefulness of sandplay therapy to overcome a language barrier in the process of emotionally supporting a very young, Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) & Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) infected, orphaned Sotho-speaking child.
Likewise the supervisor who displayed the strongest interest in counselling focused much of her discussion on emotionally supporting her staff.
Indeed, much energy was put into emotionally supporting patients and families, and in maintaining their own psychosocial well-being.
As discussed in more depth below, the position of nurses not only enabled them to observe patients (and thus help facilitate the initial referral to palliative care), but also to engage in emotionally supporting patients and families through the transition.
I want to be there to emotionally support her and, each time I dial the number and she answers, I know it's a gift.
"It seems like the players really get behind and emotionally support guys out here on tour when they're going through things," Mickelson said.
"On Death and Dying" shaped our grieving styles by helping establish the hospice movement and by an updated notion of the "good death," in which the dying person is not only medically treated but emotionally supported.
Sherry Boone sang stylishly in the jazz-band sections, and Steven Goldstein brought a powerful, emotionally supported tenor to a handful of roles, most notably the overwrought Selwyn and the personable David Gordon.
The robots guide and "emotionally support" kids with disabilities, Howard explains, coaxing them through therapy exercises via games and teaching the youngsters how to correct movements via feedback.
Therefore, immigrant parents psychologically and emotionally support their children on their way to educational credentials by exhorting their child to take up the challenge of school work (Rezai et al., Moguérou & Santelli) and by providing care and trust or by mobilizing scarce economic resources (Fibbi & Truong).
