Sentence examples for exacerbated mental from inspiring English sources

Kidd has been abused and assaulted in the street which had exacerbated mental health concerns since entering her pleas, Ms Scott-Beckett said.

Cases were selected to represent different types of relationships among the domains and how interactions among them either mitigated and/or exacerbated mental health effects of psychosocial work environments.

Any mental-health professional could testify that stress exacerbates mental problems.

Qat can also exacerbate mental health problems and cause paranoid and psychotic reactions, it adds.

Rethink told the panel that their members blame cannabis use for triggering or exacerbating mental illness, sometimes with devastating effects.

The only appropriate management of this situation is removal of children from the toxic detention environment which is causing and/or exacerbating mental ill-health".

This results in medical staff being unable to effectively counsel patients and increases patient distress and anxiety, frequently exacerbating mental illness".

They may have led the public and clinicians to incorrectly believe that there was strong scientific evidence that varenicline causes or exacerbates mental health problems.

Duncan added: "I am concerned that the combination of tuition fees, rising student debt and the necessity for many students to take on paid work outside study can trigger or exacerbate mental health problems".

The authors then make a truly remarkable leap to accuse trigger warning proponents of engendering "campus culture devoted to policing speech and punishing speakers", as well as exacerbating mental health problems by shielding trauma victims from triggering texts that could serve as "exposure therapy".

The Australian Human Rights Commission found that 95% of the children who had previously been held on Nauru were at risk of post-traumatic stress disorder, and said children must be removed from the "toxic detention environment, which is causing and/or exacerbating mental ill-health".