Mentally strong people accept themselves for who they are, while simultaneously recognising their need for personal development.
As populations age and increase, more people will live with one or more disabilities and will be looking to society to recognise their needs for employment, services and products.
"If we are to avoid a future whereby young people are disengaged from physical activity, living increasingly sedentary lifestyles, we must recognise their needs today, working with government and partners within the education, sport and health sectors to improve opportunities for young people".
An expanded conceptualisation, including adjustment disorders, is required to recognise their needs [ 11].
PROMs were considered to have met this dimension if they assessed whether: a) family and friends were involved in the patient's decision making and care according to the patient's preferences; and/or b) whether care was responsive to the concerns of family and friends and recognised their needs [ 1].
Still, I took a dismayingly long time to recognise their need to see themselves represented in the films they watch.
Jenn believes that men are less likely to recognise their need for social interaction and are less well provided for by the community sector.
The fact that the MCs got their "break" at the invitation of someone as flighty as Kanye doesn't matter – he recognised their need to be there, and perhaps the "black Atlantic" connection is a stronger bond than black British music's foothold on its own soil.
Young children are not able to make such a choice because they do not recognise their need for salvation.
Following the post-war reconstitution of the Special Air Service, other countries in the Commonwealth recognised their need for similar units.
However, care providers must first become aware of their "incompetence" before they will recognise their need to learn about these issues.
