Sentence examples for relaxation planning from inspiring English sources

The programme consisted of psychoeducation about dementia, carers' stress, and where to get emotional support; understanding behaviours of the family member being cared for, and behavioural management techniques; changing unhelpful thoughts; promoting acceptance; assertive communication; relaxation; planning for the future; increasing pleasant activities; and maintaining skills learnt.

The FSB claims the current relaxation of planning restrictions from office to residential use is a growing problem.

These include the benefit cuts that London mayor Boris Johnson described last year as "Kosovo-style social cleansing" and the recent relaxation of planning rules relating to HMOs.

But is there a serious objection to the relaxation of planning rules that means schools can now open in places where they might once not have been allowed?

Should the party propose a radical relaxation of planning rules, which would get more homes built, although at the cost of the countryside?

But is there a serious objection to the relaxation of planning rules that means schools can now open in places where they might once not have been allowed?

The proposed relaxation of planning rules was "fundamentally flawed" and could do as much damage to cities as to the countryside, he told The Times.

A relaxation of planning rules, which is widely expected despite environmental objections, would open the way for Asda's expansion in the south of England, where it is underepresented, by acquiring non-food retailers with large store formats.

All you homeowners champing at the bit to take advantage of the proposed relaxation of planning rules for domestic extensions: ask yourself first just how many years of your life you'd be willing to sacrifice for that conservatory.

Osborne has pledged to increase the number of new homes, though mainly through the relaxation of planning rules and schemes such as help to buy, which have enabled people to get on or move up the property ladder with a low deposit.

Housing experts have attacked the relaxation of planning regulations as a "race to the bottom", but ministers insist the measure is helping to deliver vital new housing, and point out that more than 10,000 new homes were created from office buildings last year.