Sentence examples for information on coping from inspiring English sources

And, this bigot won't get me down either!" The Invisible Disabilities Association has more information on coping with conditions that are not immediately visible.

This qualitative research provides important, culturally grounded information on coping strategies used by youth in rural post-conflict settings where limited psychosocial support services are available.

Information on coping, including psychological support and self-help groups was shown to be of moderate to high interest in three studies [ 15, 18, 23].

8 10 However, our findings add to these studies as information on coping preferences was collected within 10 days of the collision.

Similarly, the VPHS only contained a single question pertaining to food insecurity and did not collect any information on coping strategies; such as, the use of food banks and the rationing of food.

Several outcomes are anticipated from the study, including: trends in quantitative measures from MIQUEST data and locality Death Audit data, qualitative information from the interviews, focus groups and Quality of Dying and Death Questionnaire, SSM models of the ICP and innovative information on coping style and communication in palliative care.

However, the focus of MACS on authentic report of coping strategies comes closest towards the original definition of coping [ 16]; it does not incorporate information bias on coping strategies, which is a problem for most other coping instruments.

She has written and edited a wide range of mental health and wellbeing information, and is currently developing new information for Mind on coping with sleep problems.

3. Offer information on other coping strategies and self-care.

The impetus for the intervention arose from siblings' expressed needs for peer support and information on psychosis, coping and management strategies for common symptoms and ways to promote recovery.

Also in Thailand, due to the low incidence of HIV in intervention communities, CET sessions were adapted to provide information to HIV-negative persons on coping with the potential risk of HIV and helping others to cope with HIV.