The key is for athletes to learn their "optimal state for performance, " or the emotional and mental state that enables the best of their abilities to shine in performance, said mental conditioning coach and former triathlete Chris Janzen, whose practice focuses on unlocking "the clarity, mental strength and emotional endurance" to help athletes maximize their potential.
How would you describe your mental and emotional state during high versus low periods?
Today it is widely perceived as a medical problem, almost exclusively the result of mental or emotional instability.
But by the time the relationship turns violent, many women may have already endured years of mental and emotional abuse.
You've got to look at the mental, emotional and the spiritual aspects of human life to understand health and illness.
The company offers a portfolio of mobile-based psychological fitness tools that help people develop mental and emotional strength and resilience to stress.
They provide the mental, emotional and often financial support that entrepreneurs need to be able to continue making the sacrifices required for success.
Marriage and family therapists are mental health professionals who typically diagnose and treat mental and emotional disorders within the context of marriage, couples and family systems.
People seem to think that every job should, not only sustain their financial and physical needs, but also simultaneously sustain their spiritual, mental and emotional needs as well.
It forces me to recharge my mental and emotional batteries, which are often depleted after firing at 100% when I was at the top of my game.
In closing, let me also remind you to use this time of year to take full advantage of the mental and emotional clean slate a New Year brings.
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Our mental and emotional muscles are now so well developed, and dealing with complexity so familiar, that decision making becomes habitual, automatic, and often, as in my own case and that of the golfer, unconscious.
The military has begun to grapple with the mental and emotional strains endured by personnel who may never come face to face with a Taliban insurgent, never dodge a roadside bomb or take fire, but who nevertheless may be responsible for taking human lives or putting their colleagues in mortal danger.
Some may be doing poorly in school, others may have mental health or emotional problems.
It also serves to help decrease the stigma too often associated with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities.
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The state agency is brought in when there is suspicion of physical, mental, or emotional abuse of a child, according to Brockton police Lt.
As in other military organisations, mental health and emotional screening would be part of the standards for militia membership, which in turn should be the qualification for keeping and bearing private arms.
She writes comprehensive posts about the emotional and mental challenges women and young people face in the workplace.
Every day without fail, I focus on physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health.
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Yet because many veterans suffer from physical injuries and emotional and mental trauma, employment counseling can be an afterthought.
For Jackson, the pressures of celebrity "exaggerated and exacerbated" what likely already were some deep emotional and mental wounds, according to Wanis.
The longitudinal studies that have been done have shown no difference in emotional and mental health between children raised by gay and lesbian parents and children raised by heterosexual parents.
People who know Cline are saying that, although she is typically a competent attorney, she has now gone off the rails in the grip of some emotional or mental health crisis.
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The survey found that many carers felt unable to socialise, to have romantic relationships, or even to consider having children due to the emotional, mental, physical, and financial burden of their role.
The team added that "obesity may be part of wider concerns about neglect or emotional abuse" such as poor school attendance, exposure to or involvement in violence, neglect, poor hygiene, parental mental health problems or emotional and behavioural difficulties.
Kraepelin's work, however, was soon overshadowed by that of Sigmund Freud, whose conclusion that mental illness came from emotional causes, rather than physical ones, underpinned the rise of the psychoanalytical tradition in Europe and America in the 20th century.
The third group of symptoms relates to what has been called hyperarousal, which means an emotional, mental and physical tendency to drive one's flight-or-flight nervous system too hard, a classic sign of which is a tendency to startle too easily.
"One can see how for prisoners in this situation, where there is no light at the end of the tunnel, there is little incentive and a great deal of frustration, and that is what leads to the harm to emotional and mental wellbeing, " Mr Lodder said.
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