Thus, stress management programmes should also incorporate a 'meta-skill' of coping flexibility that involves teaching individuals how to differentiate stressful situations and deploy coping strategies that best match the specific demands of a situation.
In addition, our results may be related to family orientation to the patient's symptoms and behavior, and to their skills of coping with them, consistent with other studies [ 38].
Education promotes innovative approaches and leadership skills capable of coping with change and embracing human qualities, and guiding students to embrace holistic thinking.
I always marvel at good short stories, because it seems to me that it requires a certain kind of skill to cope with their… shortness.
That way, you'll start to get the feel for climbing, minor altitude changes, and you'll be able to spend more time concentrating on technique rather than worrying about exposure, oxygen deprivation, and lack of skills to cope.
The coping sessions had a problem and process focus on identification of disease management concerns to facilitate individualization of coping skill instruction and development of diabetes practice plans.
Progressive muscle relaxation (PMR) is a type of coping skill that focuses on tensing and relaxing different muscle groups.
Despite the greater formal education and skills of the coping interventionists and the lengthier coping treatment sessions, the Coping group nevertheless was less efficacious and less cost-effective than the Education group in effecting desirable diabetes outcomes.
Will we have to develop a different set of communication skills to cope with a lack of context?
However, in the sexuality domain some strong and moderate reviews seem to refer to similar skills when stating the importance of coping, communication, and negotiation skills [ 58, 60, 62, 65, 66], not reported in Table S4].
In practise, these therapies focus on teaching patients skills of coping and empowerment, such as strategies of acceptance and mindfulness [ 13].
