| We try to give them emotional support and an idea of what is right and wrong. |
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| Oncology nurses help educate each patient and family about the radiation treatment, and they provide emotional support to the patients. |
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| Maybe they have given them emotional support during a difficult period in their life. |
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| Call a friend or family member who can help you and give you emotional support. |
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| The women's network has given them emotional support to try to talk to their parents. |
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| It would like to hear from people who feel able to give emotional support to the bereaved. |
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| Am I that old and out of touch, so entirely uncool and devoid of reasonable advice and emotional support? |
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| Victim Support gives practical help and emotional support to victims of crime, from handbag snatches to burglaries, rape and killings. |
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| Last year the emotional support charity had to deal with in excess of half a million calls to its telephone helpline. |
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| You lost three people who provided not only closeness and familiarity but most likely emotional support. |
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| It ensures the patient is comfortable, manages pain and may offer the patient some emotional support. |
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| The psychological, spiritual and emotional support given to brothers fills their hearts to overflowing. |
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| Trained volunteers will offer emotional support, information and advice in complete confidence. |
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| The nurses also give practical and emotional support to the family at this incredibly difficult time. |
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| We provided her with emotional support and tried to help her deal with the reality of her situation. |
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| They accuse their parents of not understanding them, of not offering emotional support. |
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| The court also heard that his girlfriend is standing by him and will offer emotional support when he is finally released from jail. |
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| Make sure that there are some union members or community counsellors who can provide emotional support to the person. |
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| During stereotactic surgical biopsy procedures, however, the perioperative nurse positions and monitors the patient and provides emotional support. |
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| The media also vividly portrayed the emotional sequel of the disaster reiterating the importance of emotional support and psychological interventions. |
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| Talking about the painful topics as a group will allow the frustrations, pain, and anger to be released in an atmosphere of emotional support. |
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| We were set on having family very close by to make us feel at home and to provide emotional support. |
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| Though two girlfriends were at my side for emotional support, I needed something extra to help me relax while I got my first tattoo a few weeks ago. |
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| A high score on these indicators denotes more emotional support. |
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| This can lead to caregivers' often feeling quite isolated in terms of emotional support. |
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| Still, children look to their families for the emotional support they need to deal with the unknown. |
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| Esteemed as an independent thinker and artist, she was a woman profoundly dependent on the financial and emotional support and approval of others, mostly men. |
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| The study highlights the need for organizational, professional and emotional support mechanisms. |
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| The assistance received made the difference between survival and desperation, and the accompanying sentiments provided emotional support at a time of desolation. |
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| Openness: refers to individuals? need to trust, give emotional support and be authentic. |
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| At the same time, the child begins to lose the psychological and emotional support that the other parent can provide. |
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| Lovey. All names for a special object-a stuffed animal, toy, or blanket-that becomes part of your baby's emotional support system. |
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| It is important to remember that people with any chronic disease need emotional support as they care for their illness, even as adults. |
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| There certainly hasn't been reciprocation in the emotional support because the relationship was never there. |
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| Jean-Luc believes his inner strength and experience will come in handy when his friend calls on him for emotional support. |
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| They provide emotional support for families, and encourage optimum development of children in healthcare settings. |
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| There we take shelter from the wider world and receive emotional support from companions. |
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| As a result, providing employees with emotional support and counselling services should be considered. |
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| I never thought she lacked emotional support. |
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| Women who do seek prevention services should then be counseled and provided with information and emotional support, and health care providers should ensure that clients' rights are protected. |
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| It gives them spiritual and emotional support. |
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| Most group programs appear to offer education, information, emotional support, and coping skills in some combination, although some group programs also provide intensive therapy. |
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| The competent magistrate or judge shall invite the support person to provide emotional support to the child to help him or her to come to terms with the outcome of the trial, if necessary. |
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| The service enables victims of crime to get emotional support in such circumstances, to be informed about their rights and about ways to claim their rights, and to be referred to the relevant organisations. |
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| Slow growth and poor emotional support raise the lifetime risk of poor physical health and reduce physical, cognitive and emotional functioning in adulthood. |
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| These groups take on the responsibility of providing refugees with accommodation, resettlement assistance and emotional support for up to one year. |
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| Assistance is also offered to indirect victims such as family members, witnesses and surviving dependants, and consists of practical, legal and emotional support. |
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| She believes timely education, emotional support and community services are fundamental to enabling family members to provide palliative care in the community setting. |
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| Providing emotional support during times of stress, fatigue, injury, and anxiety is a very important family function that is difficult to otherwise provide. |
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| The program focuses on risk-taking and other challenging activities and provides participants with the opportunity to show physical prowess and receive emotional support and encouragement. |
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| Its Start Nursery series offers educational and emotional support, with sturdy and colourful books packed with pull-out sections and stickers. |
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| All money raised from RNIB Glow will help RNIB provide practical and emotional support to everyone affected by sight loss. |
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| A doula is an experienced female professional who offers emotional support and encouragement throughout labour and birth. |
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| Chancer offers emotional support with soothing and calming effects for Iyal and his family. |
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| They reported an average of four contacts for household help, three contacts who could provide specialized advice, five contacts for emotional support, and three contacts for help with finding a job. |
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| Doulas are experienced women who provide practical and emotional support to mothers-to-be. |
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| Theo became an art dealer and Vincent's main source of financial and emotional support. Van Gogh is irascible, engaging, intelligent, touchy, high-minded, well read, rebellious and pigheaded. |
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| The standardized total effect of parental distress on internalizing disorders is significantly mediated by self-esteem, parental emotional support, and social support. |
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| However, few non-governmental organisations have professional staff able to provide more sophisticated services from emotional support to children in distress to counselling, individual and family therapy. |
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| Most of the support that siblings provide is in the form of emotional support as a confidante or companion, rather than as a caregiver helping with the tasks of daily living. |
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