Sentence examples for own disorders from inspiring English sources

Getting patients to acknowledge their own disorders also has become an ethical imperative.

Research has shown that peers can experience relapses of their own disorders, that they sometimes blur the roles of patient and caregiver, and that they are not qualified to identify or treat those in need of immediate mental health care.

Individuals often tend to overestimate their own disorders, and self-evaluations risk giving an exaggerated impression of the subject's psycho-physical complaints [44].

Many eating disorder therapies focus on raising patients' body mass index, both because it lessens the risk of death and because weight gain is one of the only ways to reframe patients' thinking about their own disorders.

My compromise with my career is very clear to me, but I have to admit I have been blessed (and cursed) to see this because I, myself, struggle with my own disorders.

There is "no justification for interfering with the freedom of the press, because all freedom, though it may sometime tend toward excesses, bears within it those remedies which will finally effect a cure for its own disorders".

"The punishment of every disordered mind is its own disorder".

I read every problem she was emailed for the column, and a running theme was what an inspiration she was to so many people living with mental illness: the inbox piled up with the young, the old, the depressed and bipolar, all thanking her for how open she was about her own disorder.

Will a mind corrupted by hate do what we cannot, and seek out an antidote to its own disorder?

Non-Suicidal Self Injury (NSSI) was added to the DSM-V as its own disorder, which distinguishes it from milder forms of self-harm.

No doubt the individuals are experts of their own disorder but there is a need to balance professional knowledge with the individual's expertise.