emotionally disturbed

He worked a day job, teaching emotionally disturbed children, until last month.

Both parents ran a group home for emotionally disturbed children.

The district serves about 370 emotionally disturbed and special education students.

A whole generation of emotionally disturbed super men and women!

In return, he offers the emotionally disturbed woman to escape her problems with him.

According to my own grandmother, an emotionally disturbed missing person.

I did not want them to think they lived with an emotionally disturbed mother."

It was hard to make out that eight children were either learning disabled or emotionally disturbed.

The police described her as emotionally disturbed but with no previous history of mental problems.

He was on his way to assist the housing police with an emotionally disturbed person.

The former abbey became a hospital for emotionally disturbed women in 1957.

"It's an emotionally disturbed group of children who are on this bus," she said.

She said many emotionally disturbed people visit the bureau's offices.

"I just hope we can learn from this, in how they handle emotionally disturbed persons."

The building is now a residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed adolescents.

The movie's attitude toward the mentally and emotionally disturbed is even worse.

The children, age 5 to 12, were emotionally disturbed.

Some studies have found that emotionally disturbed parents within a marriage produce similar kinds of problems in children.

All the children in the hospital are emotionally disturbed.

The boys, both 10 years old, are emotionally disturbed.

The first floor of the two-story building is occupied by a state program for emotionally disturbed children.

It's possible, even likely, that he wasn't just emotionally disturbed.

"Our students are emotionally disturbed, not mentally retarded," he said.

Of those, 385,000, or 8.7 percent, were described as "emotionally disturbed."