However, this work therapy was only assigned to certain patients, and the work opportunities were limited in comparison to later applications of it.
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Such work therapy decreases pride and demonic attacks that cause prelest and helps to switch the mind from the sinful thoughts to something else.
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Dr . Earle immediately began to cultivate a strong work therapy program by expanding the farm, constructing a greenhouse as well as other service-oriented buildings.
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He would sometimes put forward two possible ways of helping a patient one of them'work therapy', and the other to sterilize or kill them.
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The 200-acre ( 80-hectare ) complex was started in 1995 by millionaire Charles Sharpe to treat troubled youth and adults by using a combination of work therapy and Christian-based instruction.
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A farm was located adjacent to the hospital and provided work therapy for the patients and also enabled the hospital to be self-supporting, by growing its own food, and raising its own livestock.
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Heartland was founded in 1995 by multimillionaire Kansas City insurance executive and spiritual leader Charles N . Sharpe to treat troubled youths and adults by using a combination of work therapy and Christian-based instruction.
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Rahm said the best way to to combat drug abuse _ " which is an epidemic in Latin America " _ is to reduce demand through local prevention, education, work therapy and rehabilitation programs.
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In Britain, the most often used alternative therapies were Alexander technique, Aromatherapy, Bach and other flower remedies, Body work therapies including massage, Counseling stress therapies, hypnotherapy, Meditation, Reflexology, Shiatsu, Ayurvedic medicine, Nutritional medicine, and Yoga.
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Sharpe, who made millions as owner of Ozark National Life Insurance of Kansas City, Missouri, founded the 200-acre Heartland complex in 1995 to treat troubled youth and adults with a combination of work therapy and Christian-based instruction.
