Sentence examples for psychiatric trouble from inspiring English sources

What tends to be noted in welfare reports as noncompliance is in many instances motivated by psychiatric trouble.

In the 1950's, he propagated the view that psychiatric trouble should be diagnosed through the use of a scientific model and a biological approach.

Now researchers have found that elevated risk of psychiatric trouble extends into adulthood, sometimes even a decade after the intimidation has ended.

The foster-care agencies have, however, often had difficulty persuading less restrictive homes to accept children with a history of psychiatric trouble.

Re "For Some, Psychiatric Trouble May Start in Thyroid" (Nov. 22): The connection between thyroid disease and mental illness is indisputable.

Inclusion criteria are age 75 and older, admission for a scheduled surgery (i.e. respectively colorectal cancer, ureterostomy, nephrectomy or cystectomy, total hip or knee replacement), participation agreement and no psychiatric trouble.

Discharged patients with psychiatric troubles suffered from anxiety, depression or posttraumatic stress, Dr. Wing said.

Mr. Orlandi said a major ground for appeal would be that Judge Grabau refused to let him introduce evidence that Mr. Costin had psychiatric troubles and a lengthy record of convictions for petty crimes.

Kendra's Law is named after Kendra Webdale, who was pushed to her death under a subway train in January 1999 by Andrew Goldstein, a Queens man with a long history of psychiatric troubles.

It may be responsible for psychiatric troubles: anxiety, depression, suicide attempt, psychotic attack, triggering of chizophrenia.

When not treated, the causative agent of syphilis (Treponema) has also been shown to induce psychiatric troubles such as hallucinations and dementia (Henry et al. 1978).