Sentence examples for mental disruption from inspiring English sources

The authors say they cannot find a definition of profound mental disruption in mental health literature or United States law, so they offer some examples of their own.

The second part of our theoretical model posits that socio-economic characteristics may be related to many physiological disorders such as cardiovascular [ 104], metabolic [ 105, 106] and mental disruption [ 105, 107] which are interlinked [ 108- 110], and in turn related to adverse outcomes [ 111- 113].

Their ambition was to identify a chemical with the right balance of properties: one that causes no physical harm but also triggers mental disruptions so profound that they can incapacitate enemy soldiers.

Advances in science and medicine have overturned Freud and his couch, helping us move from a deficit, blaming approach to recognizing that mental health disruptions are functions of our physiology.

These prosecutions cause immense mental distress, and disruption to education.

All of the authors convey the suffering and disruption mental illness brings.

A spokesperson for Backlash added: "These prosecutions cause immense mental distress, and disruption to education.

Yet despite its prevalence in mental illness, sleep disruption has been largely ignored, dismissed as a consequence of either social isolation, lack of employment, anti-psychotic medication.

Individuals suffering from chronic low back pain experience major physical, social, mental, and occupational disruptions [ 1].

Children who survive lead poisoning are likely to be left with "mental retardation" and "behavioral disruption".

Once a challenge is raised, providing the athlete a thorough and speedy evaluation may help prevent the social disruption and mental trauma that has previously occurred.