Despite the numerous physical, economic and psychological deprivations visited on them, Nigerian journalists demonstrated remarkable resilience and creativity.
Courts in only a handful of states, including New Jersey, have allowed the so-called psychological parent visiting privileges after a gay or lesbian relationship ends.
The directors recognize that the drama in this story is so potent it doesn't require any icing and that there's a bigger story between the lines, a subtext about psychological violence visited on a country, generation after generation.
Though the number of deaths is not close to that of 9/11, Americans only have to recall our own shocked selves at that time to get a sense of the psychological trauma visited on France after Charlie Hebdo, the Bataclan, Nice, and now the smaller but no less horrible murder of an eighty-five-year-old priest in Normandy.
It would be interesting to design a study focused on patients with more complex diagnoses (for example patients undergoing revision surgery), or by comparing protocols with a different number of psychological support visits to determine which protocol could be the most cost-effective.
John D. Draper, a former clinical director of Interfaith's crisis team, said such teams filled a crucial gap in the health care system, giving help to those either too incapacitated by psychological problems to visit a doctor or hospital or unwilling to consent to treatment even though their families believe that they need it.
But now, thanks to the internet, our American cousins have a better idea of the true psychological terrors that visit us every day: the overbearing politeness, the self-sacrificing propriety and the innumerable instances in which we feel obliged to say sorry.
Make it clear in your mind that the medical or psychological professional you visit has all of the information on which you have based your concerns.
One particularly popular version, pseudo-scientific in tone, understands Zionism as a political form given to a psychological condition – Jews visiting upon others the traumas suffered by themselves, with Israel figuring as the torture room in which they do it.
We investigated the hypothesis that perception of psychological restorativeness during visits to coastal parks is modified by objective and perceived environmental conditions.
Psychological reactance, past visits to the Šumava National Park, and attitudes towards landscape change and national parks in general predicted attitudes towards the Šumava National Park, while group membership, except for that of being a farmer, was not significant.
