| Time and again the need for active engagement, enmeshment, involvement has been expressed. |
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| In general, there is more focus on nurturing, support, and connection, and less on issues such as boundaries and enmeshment. |
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| But given his enmeshment in the sociology of competing spheres, can he find a way out? |
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| The central sadomasochistic drama is played out against the background of Erika's enmeshment with her controlling mother. |
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| One of the most common patterns encountered in clinical practice is that of maternal enmeshment with the child with an ASD, while father is either absent or peripheralized with other siblings. |
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| When enmeshment and family isolation are present, orthorexia can show up as a folie a famille. |
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| But there is a second, more structural aspect of Australia's enmeshment with the idea of the prison. |
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| These indications can be related to psychological disturbance, which had its source in an enmeshment of narcissistic bonds in the Ruskin family. |
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| Figure 13 shows the enmeshment of the piston with risers and gating system. |
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| The risk of delinquency depends on the degree of enmeshment and role congruence among these five. |
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| Fourth, each of these processes contributes to the deepening enmeshment of local, national and regional institutions, such that local events can come to have global impacts. |
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| Does digital connectedness lead to that enmeshment you speak of? |
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| The only clear fact is that he had a very intense enmeshment with his mother, seeing all other women as mere vehicles for his distress, marriage unthinkable. |
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| Increasingly, societal norms, administrative policies and laws are in conflict with their lives and their attempts to survive are resulting in their enmeshment in the criminal justice system. |
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| Enmeshment between the parent and child may also be more likely in families with a depressed parent, although this family environment variable has received less attention. |
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