Archbishop Tutu calls it "restorative justice," noting the need to confront these events in the light of day.
Honoring past relationships has proven to have such significant restorative power that noted grief expert, J. William Worden, developed an entire bereavement-recovery theory about it.
Again, I noted the restorative effects of being idle and self-indulgent for justifiable reasons of health.
Her final chapters have a wonderful restorative quality, filled with grace notes and epiphanies that offer a fitting close to this smart, warmhearted, winning book.
Nevertheless, it should be noted that the restorative treatment was done under the limitations of a field setting.
No other hospital noted they performed any restorative work under General Anaesthetic, only extraction of teeth.
Our study is based on the collection of data from the charts, notes, and radiographic information of restorative treatments performed by Dr. Vera in 1993, the analysis of the information by computer artificial intelligence to determine the most appropriate restoration, and the monitoring of the evolution of the dental restoration.
(Hogenesch noted that "booting up the restorative functions of sleep" may be more complicated than it seems. "It's not simply an absence of activity," he said).
For example, many authors have proposed that sleep durations vary with restorative properties of sleep, while others have noted that sleep durations are linked with the consolidation of memories (see chapters in [ 14]).
It also acknowledges that housing is not a restorative environment for all people at all times, and it notes that demands connected with the residential context can prevent or constrain restoration.
