Sentence examples for psychiatric qualification from inspiring English sources
The therapists were mental health therapists (psychologists or registered nurses with a specific psychiatric qualification) who had undergone training in "Therapeutic rock climbing" at the Austrian Institute for Therapeuticc rock climbing" (www.therapieklettern.com).
Although the basic and psychiatric qualifications would not be expected to change over time, nonetheless it is unknown how much of a difference it would make to our calculations if the data were to be collected by direct contact with registrants over the same time period.
Their curriculum vitae must indicate professional experience with or special qualification for geronto-psychiatric patients.
She sees the potential in Nick Billy Lushh), a damaged war veteran on psychiatric disability who describes his job qualifications this way: "The only thing I got any training to do is kill people".
Neurologists appear to accept the psychiatric orthodoxy that there are subconscious qualifications of apparent feigning behaviour that make it something else.
Trained personnel, with qualifications in psychology, conducted all psychiatric interviews.
They built the House of Wisdom in Baghdad, one of the first universities in the world; they asked scholars of all faiths to translate every text ever written into Arabic; they demanded the first qualifications for doctors, founded the first psychiatric hospitals and invented ophthalmology.
All psychiatric interviews were conducted by trained personnel with qualifications in psychology.
Going back to college seemed a promising step, enabling me to gain confidence in my ability to cope outside the psychiatric system as well developing valuable skills and gaining a qualification.
The majority of CM'S had an undergraduate qualification only (59%), four had a specialised qualification in psychiatric nursing and three CM's had a higher degree at the masters' level.
As adults they are also more likely to receive a disability pension, have failed to gain secondary school qualifications and nearly twice as likely to have been hospitalised for psychiatric reasons.
