Sentence examples for map of mental from inspiring English sources

Some of the GPs, or their mental healthcare nurse (n = 4), made a social map of mental health professionals to whom they could be referred, to create more treatment opportunities.

With the exception of Beira City which houses 7 clinics, each district houses one facility with trained mental health professionals conducting routine outpatient consultations (thus, 18 total clinics providing services across the province; see Fig.  1 for a map of mental health facilities).

It's a great neural, sensitive map full of mental images.

He has insisted on radical honesty, writing down detailed dreams, a sophisticated map of his mental state.

The report suggests that Toronto's mental health services should have a stronger link to the police, and it references a "Dashboard" system currently in use in Vancouver where police officers are able to quickly see "a comprehensive up-to-date list or map of available mental health resources of all types in their area".

Neither of these studies included private maternity hospitals, although a broad mapping of perinatal mental health activity in Australia showed that routine psychosocial assessment is less likely to be provided in the private sector [ 14].

Consequently, genuine participatory mapping or community-based mapping has developed under the influence of mental maps (Lynch 1960).

More strikingly – and more surprisingly if compared with the kind of mental map that might have been drawn 20 years ago – there would be no place for continental Europe either.

The "survey" scale includes indicators of mental map formation.

For example, hamadryas baboons probably do not randomly search the environment for their sleeping cliffs [ 33]; instead, they seem to know how to locate these critical resources more efficiently, perhaps through some form of mental map.

The perception of space in terms of a mental map of the environment subjectively enlarged (141), e.g. " Mental maps have a range.