Sentence examples for psychosocial programs from inspiring English sources

"The amazing psychosocial programs that developed in the 1980s when there was no medical treatment are an afterthought these days," said Perry N. Halkitis, 50, a professor of psychology and public health at New York University, who is H.I.V.-positive.

"Even when the child has extremely gender variant behavior at 4, it doesn't necessarily mean the child will be gender variant at 10 or 15," said Dr. Edgardo J. Menvielle, who directs the Gender and Sexuality Psychosocial Programs at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C. "It's possible they will remain who they are and they may also change in a variety of ways".

It is recommended to develop and apply psychosocial programs to reduce maladaptive stress-coping behaviors of bipolar patients.

Training can be made available to professionals who work in emergency care, primary care, and psychosocial programs through preclinical and clinical education programs, continuing education credits, and other workshop opportunities.

Can the psychosocial programs implemented in the country possibly be enough?

WWO has data to show that our psychosocial programs are hard at work in helping Haiti grow leaders from the most needy part of their country.

This is especially true for adolescents, who also require an aggressive psychosocial program, with support for the patient and the family.

The main objective of the PHARMAID study is to measure the impact of personalized pharmaceutical collaborative care integrated to a multidisciplinary psychosocial program on the burden of caregivers.

The Health Support Team (HST) was created as a psychosocial program intended to facilitate Haitian recovery through a train-the-trainer model in which local volunteers would be trained to provide psychological support to friends and family within their own community.

Nongovernmental organizations are increasingly incorporating mental health and psychosocial programming--including community theater performances--into their emergency programs.

This is something that should be addressed in UNICEF 2002 psychosocial programming.