Sentence examples for psychological ward from inspiring English sources

He's in a psychological ward, poor kid".

Mr. Tartaglia, a 42-year-old with a history of psychological problems, is being held in the psychological ward of a Milan jail.

In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Remes described Mr. Latif as a "talented poet and deeply devout" man who was "mentally fragile and was at times sedated, placed on suicide watch and sent to the prison's psychological ward".

It may not be insecurity so much as a circling of the psychological wagons to ward off the thought of it ever ending.

In a prospective study of nursing students, Parkes [ 24] found increased risk of psychological distress in male wards.

And it's not just the prison staff that are feeling the side effects of having someone with such advanced psychological issues on the same ward as standard prisoners.

"[They said they were] kicked out of campus housing with nowhere else to go, abruptly forced to withdraw from school and even involuntarily committed to psychiatric wards". Instead, college psychological professionals ought to validate the mental health concerns of students to enable them discuss their feelings openly and without the fear of stigma.

Twin-sharing accommodations provided social and psychological privacy, while those in ward-type accommodations barely have visual privacy.

This is due in part to the physical separation of the ICU from the rest of the hospital (separate wing, closed doors, need to ring the bell before entering etc)., and partly to the perceived psychological distance between the different wards.

"Brink of Life," which starred Eva Dahlbeck, Ingrid Thulin, Bibi Andersson, Erland Josephson and Mr. von Sydow, is set in a maternity ward and chronicles the psychological and physical traumas of several women during childbirth.

The present research suggests that attitudes toward scientific (or seemingly scientific) views and ideologies can be partly shaped by unconscious psychological motives to maintain security and ward off existential angst through the cultivation of meaning and purpose.