Sentence examples for more holistic support from inspiring English sources

L. B.: By simply starting a conversation that questions what kind of values we are communicating within academia and highlights mental health as a real issue, and by providing more holistic support, I think we can change the culture of graduate training and help students feel better cared for.

It includes re-allocating resources to support people experiencing mental distress while they're in the community, and offering more holistic support—help with accommodation, education, job-hunting, social support and community integration.

To improve the quality of these life years gained, other more holistic support services, such as income generating activities and other food security interventions will be needed [ 39- 41].

This may reflect the limitation of intervention being focused on dietary advice alone rather than a more holistic approach which provides support for the woman and her general wellbeing.

This specialized training extends to a more holistic nursing approach that supports family-centered care and enables trainees to be future leaders on their units, clinics, hospitals and academic institutions.

Patients' and parents' desire for a more "holistic" approach to asthma supports the findings of previous research that asthma patients using a complementary therapy wish to be treated as "a whole person" [ 26] and adds weight to the argument that complementary therapies offer patients new ways of understanding their condition that go beyond "reductionist" explanations [ 30].

To summarize, those results support a more holistic view on forest management.

And its European partners need the vision to support a more holistic medium-term approach to the country's devastating problems.

At the Virginia town hall with retired military officers, Trump was asked whether he would support "a more holistic approach" to veteran suicide, post-traumatic stress disorder and related mental health issues.

It may also reflect a more holistic approach by doctors to support the patients' involvement.

The Neshat centres – named for the word meaning "joy" in Farsi - combine recreation, sports, arts and crafts and counselling and aim to give the people of Bam a place that provides a more holistic approach to their psychosocial support.