Sentence examples for therapist assisting from inspiring English sources
The following year he received additional acclaim for his performance as a speech therapist assisting King George VI of England in the film drama The King's Speech; Rush earned an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor.
Jennifer Hudson made her first appearance in the "teaser" for this week's episode of Empire, portraying a music therapist assisting Trai Byers' character, Andre, who is diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
He grabbed on to the parallel bars and hoisted himself up with both arms while the therapist assisted.
Afterwards, the therapist assists the patient to follow up the process, i.e. the patient is active in the former condition while becomes passive in the latter.
In addition, during the game concept and development phase, some of the institution's professionals (a psychologist, an educational psychologist, and an occupational therapist) assisted in analyzing the usefulness of the proposal for the target population and the content addressed.
A speech-and-language therapist assisted in recruitment of persons with moderate to severe aphasia.
To our knowledge, only one study [ 9] has simultaneously collected metabolic and EMG measurements during robotic and therapist assisted treadmill locomotion in individuals with incomplete SCI.
We have therefore developed a novel internet-delivered therapist assisted self-management intervention called the web-ICAIP (Individual Coping and Alcohol Intervention Program) for adolescents having parents with alcohol problems.
However, this study did not employ a CBT protocol adapted to the target population and therapy sessions were conducted by an Austrian therapist assisted by an interpreter.
This will be the first known therapist assisted internet-based trial of a comprehensive CBT treatment for OCD as compared to a matched control intervention.
The study described herein involves the web-ICAIP, a therapist assisted web-based self-management intervention targeted at adolescents aged between 15 and 19 years, having at least one parent with alcohol problems.
