They'll carry memories of violence and displacement that could take a heavy toll on their psychological health.
They asked participants to report on their own psychological health during that time to estimate the "green space effect".
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Various allegations of mismanagement, undue influence from a girlfriend and psychological health issues filtered through the media at the time.
The children and young people, who are drawn into exploitive situations, face huge risks to their physical, emotional and psychological health.
As a result, the child may go on to have a permanently elevated level of stress, with its adverse implications for physical and psychological health.
The psychological health of the captives is a cause for concern.
The boundless sense of entitlement he would have Americans develop is not only detrimental to psychological health and wellbeing in general, it actually undermines entrepreneurial spirit.
Psychologists investigating eudaimonic versus hedonic types of happiness over the past five to 10 years have looked at each type's unique effects on physical and psychological health.
Opponents claim that at best, it is an unnecessary ritual, and that at worst, it is an operation that proves detrimental to the physical and psychological health of the patient.
Aimee was pursuing her master's degree in psychology, with a focus on eco-psychology -- the idea that harmonizing with nature can be a powerful tool in ensuring one's psychological health and vitality.
While the trend in psychological health has been increasingly to increase the drugs and decrease the therapy, research continues to show that various talk therapy methods, like cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) are extraordinarily effective.
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The Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (DCoE) was created in 2007 after Congress instructed the Pentagon to form an organization to help troops coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan with brain injuries from explosions and PTSD.
And single people appear more vulnerable and thus potentially costlier to society than those who have a partner: numerous studies have confirmed the psychological and health benefits of stable romantic unions.
"It can leave young victims in agony and with health and psychological problems that continue into adulthood, " the NSPCC says.
The report says unless the animals' health and psychological suffering can be addressed, the ethics of keeping elephants in zoos must be questioned.
"It depends on who comments are being levelled at - to a class of children, where there will be a distribution of body sizes, it is important to know being overweight can lead to diabetes, but it is more of a psychological issue than a health issue - and children can be extremely cruel, " he says.
The shift that needs to take place is not an overnight task, but some companies are making strides as evidenced in those honored by the American Psychological Association Center for Organizational Health.
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Their health is better, they have more access to health care, including psychological care.
The fact that chronic stress, whether psychological or physiological, can lead to serious health problems has long been appreciated.
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The Methamphetamine Home: Psychological Impact on Preschoolers in Rural Tennessee, National Rural Health Association (2008).
The Colorado Psychological Association has set up a referral line for mental health professionals to offer their services through the Mental Health Association of Colorado (MHAC).
Masks carry both physical and psychological benefits, said Dr. Julio Frenk, former health minister of Mexico and current dean of the Harvard School of Public Health.
The first data results, published this month in Health Psychology, a journal of the American Psychological Association, found that the students given the tubes with the marked chips ate on average half the number of chips as the students given the unmarked tubes.
With so much activity focused on physical wellness, it seemed that psychological wellness, which is arguably at the core of all health, was not being addressed.
The health effects of increased fossil fuel use, the psychological effects of radiation fear and the tsunami itself are the real tragedies for the people of Japan.
Mental-health students even explore children's literature for buried psychological themes.
You can explain the better health of the guy in first class without resorting to his psychological superiority to the schlubs in coach.
Another report, this one from the health ministry, shows it badly needs cash to deal with the psychological effects.
The research, from the European Centre for Environment and Human Health, is being presented to the annual conference of the British Psychological Society.
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For those with political cunning going for them, ingratiation reduces psychological stress on the job, which in turn results in fewer stress-related health problems.
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