Sentence examples for supportive professionals from inspiring English sources

A freshman at St .Mary's, a sister school to Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, she reported a sexual assault by a ND football player the day after the incident, and followed through with everything asked of her by law enforcement and supportive professionals.

Informal networks of supportive professionals and services providing care beyond their remit exist in practically all of the countries in this study.

The positive effect of supportive professionals was emphasized in the study of Cunningham et al. [ 10] where most of the nursing students reported the importance of support during their clinical practice.

The broad range of barriers to mental health care they encounter is to some extent overcome by a network of supportive professionals and organisations who seek to provide care for this group in spite of restrictions.

These may promote initial help-seeking as well as service response, and may therefore be more promising than further programmes targeting supportive professionals, whether from health or non-health organisations.

(Poland_121)" This qualitative study of experts' views about mental health care for IMs in the capital cities of 14 European countries identified barriers to mental health care, and explored ways of how these barriers are overcome in practice, when networks of supportive professionals and services seek to provide care for this group despite these barriers.

The "secret sauce" that allows this exciting outcome to occur is made up of personal dedication and commitment, undaunted courage, amazing support systems with family and friends, a supportive professional structure related to the race organizers, and the sustained positive reinforcement of the thousands of people along the course who encourage each participant to reach the finish line.

I want supportive professional relationships that work in all directions.

She should go forward with seamless sympathy, handed on from supportive professional to supportive professional; and, ideally, sometimes this does happen.

Our analyses show that teachers working in more supportive professional environments improve their effectiveness more over time than teachers working in less supportive contexts.

Building relationships with alumni is a great way to learn, create a supportive professional community for yourself, and discover hidden opportunities.