Sentence examples similar to lessened distress from inspiring English sources

We predicted that the intervention would lessen the distress of being outside.

There may be services in Ontario provided to clients and caregivers not measured in this study that resulted in lessening caregiver distress.

Findings also suggest that screening for risk of delayed onset of symptoms or chronic symptoms will lessen further distress for vulnerable groups of women survivors of war, for example, in this study, older Quechua women.

Health distress lessened significantly during the pre-intervention control period.

However, when feelings of distress lessened, it was easy to convince oneself that there was not a problem, sometimes resulting in family or close friends demanding that women sought help.

"Did Soviet citizens tell jokes like this as a form of coping, of using humor to lessen their psychological distress?

Taking medicine preemptively can lessen post-agent distress.

To allay distress and lessen impulsivity, mindfulness training (MT) can be helpful.

The temptation can be to avert the eyes from such a terrible transformation, to help preserve the dignity of the sick, or to try to lessen one's own distress.

The task force also took up the long-debated question of how the five selective clubs choose their members and whether this process could be improved to lessen the very public distress of students who are rejected by the club of their choice.

Hypnosis lessens pain, anxiety and distress during procedures and appears to be especially effective amongst paediatric cancer patients [ 12].