This is, to an extent, a book of lists: of books with fairy-tale archetypes, books that encourage comfort with math, books about ancient Egypt.
To keep asking the questions, write into the grey and, through the work, encourage comfort with ambiguous answers.
"Her family members have been informed that her condition has deteriorated and they are currently by her side to encourage and comfort her".
Comfort your child, do not encourage them to comfort you.
Despite the potential risks, the future will be rich with sensor-based, animated objects using expressive sound, light, motion and screens to praise, encourage, advise and comfort us.
We therefore encourage parents to comfort and soothe and connect with their children during times of distress, and to reflect afterwards on their inner experience as a "time-in" with reflective dialogue, rather than punitively isolating them in a moment of anger and without any opportunity for reflection and connection.
In respect of encouraging interpersonal relationships, only a few of the participants said that interpersonal relationships with friends provided them with encouragement, comfort, and support.
She encouraged and comforted him as he endured efforts to halt further metastasis; as he endured the side-effects of chemotherapies that increasingly challenged the organs, tissues, nerves, and muscles that were already under siege by cancer.
The men found the prototype booklet "encouraging" and "comforting".
The most effective means of managing thoughts and feelings were discussed; most notably, individuals learned to repeat calming, encouraging and comforting phrases (positive messages) to themselves [ 30].
Nursing intervention were the actions undertaken by caregivers (mainly nurse) to adopt nonspecific interventions to further provide a high level of care, such as promoting communication with patients and their families, understanding, encouraging and comforting patients, strengthening nursing care, and providing suitable environment.
