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Qu'est-ce (qui) est THERAPY - définition


Therapy         
  • Psychology session
ATTEMPTED MEDICAL REMEDIATION OF A HEALTH PROBLEM, USUALLY FOLLOWING A DIAGNOSIS
Healthcare treatment; Therapeutic; Therapists; Therapeutics; First-line treatment; Abortive medication; Systemic Psychotherapy; Medical treatment; First-line therapy; Mental health provider; First line treatment; Medical Treatment; Systemic Therapy; Therapies; Abortive remedy; First line therapy; Theraputic; Therapudic; First-line agent; First-line drug; Therapeutic activity; Medical therapy; Therapcutics; Medical therapies; Therapeutist; Clinical treatment; Supportive therapy; First line agent; Treatable; Untreatable; Preventive treatment; Abortive therapy; Second line treatment; Second-line treatment; Second-line therapy; Second line therapy; Over-treatment; Induction therapy; Gold standard therapy; Consolidation therapy; Curative therapy; Definitive therapy; Investigational therapy; Stepdown therapy; Level of care; Investigational therapies; Modality (therapy); Treatment modality; Iamatology; Aceology; Levels of care; Supportive measures; Supportive management; Third-line therapy; Third line therapy; Third-line treatment; Third line treatment; Front-line therapy; Primary therapy; Front line therapy; Treatment of disease; Disease treatment; Medical intervention; Investigational treatment; Second-line medication; First-line medication; Third-line medication; Fourth-line medication; Fourth-line therapy
·noun Therapeutics.
therapy         
  • Psychology session
ATTEMPTED MEDICAL REMEDIATION OF A HEALTH PROBLEM, USUALLY FOLLOWING A DIAGNOSIS
Healthcare treatment; Therapeutic; Therapists; Therapeutics; First-line treatment; Abortive medication; Systemic Psychotherapy; Medical treatment; First-line therapy; Mental health provider; First line treatment; Medical Treatment; Systemic Therapy; Therapies; Abortive remedy; First line therapy; Theraputic; Therapudic; First-line agent; First-line drug; Therapeutic activity; Medical therapy; Therapcutics; Medical therapies; Therapeutist; Clinical treatment; Supportive therapy; First line agent; Treatable; Untreatable; Preventive treatment; Abortive therapy; Second line treatment; Second-line treatment; Second-line therapy; Second line therapy; Over-treatment; Induction therapy; Gold standard therapy; Consolidation therapy; Curative therapy; Definitive therapy; Investigational therapy; Stepdown therapy; Level of care; Investigational therapies; Modality (therapy); Treatment modality; Iamatology; Aceology; Levels of care; Supportive measures; Supportive management; Third-line therapy; Third line therapy; Third-line treatment; Third line treatment; Front-line therapy; Primary therapy; Front line therapy; Treatment of disease; Disease treatment; Medical intervention; Investigational treatment; Second-line medication; First-line medication; Third-line medication; Fourth-line medication; Fourth-line therapy
¦ noun (plural therapies) treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder.
?the treatment of mental or psychological disorders by psychological means: he is currently in therapy.
Derivatives
therapist noun
Origin
C19: from mod. L. therapia, from Gk therapeia 'healing', from therapeuein 'minister to, treat medically'.
therapy         
  • Psychology session
ATTEMPTED MEDICAL REMEDIATION OF A HEALTH PROBLEM, USUALLY FOLLOWING A DIAGNOSIS
Healthcare treatment; Therapeutic; Therapists; Therapeutics; First-line treatment; Abortive medication; Systemic Psychotherapy; Medical treatment; First-line therapy; Mental health provider; First line treatment; Medical Treatment; Systemic Therapy; Therapies; Abortive remedy; First line therapy; Theraputic; Therapudic; First-line agent; First-line drug; Therapeutic activity; Medical therapy; Therapcutics; Medical therapies; Therapeutist; Clinical treatment; Supportive therapy; First line agent; Treatable; Untreatable; Preventive treatment; Abortive therapy; Second line treatment; Second-line treatment; Second-line therapy; Second line therapy; Over-treatment; Induction therapy; Gold standard therapy; Consolidation therapy; Curative therapy; Definitive therapy; Investigational therapy; Stepdown therapy; Level of care; Investigational therapies; Modality (therapy); Treatment modality; Iamatology; Aceology; Levels of care; Supportive measures; Supportive management; Third-line therapy; Third line therapy; Third-line treatment; Third line treatment; Front-line therapy; Primary therapy; Front line therapy; Treatment of disease; Disease treatment; Medical intervention; Investigational treatment; Second-line medication; First-line medication; Third-line medication; Fourth-line medication; Fourth-line therapy
n.
1) to employ, use therapy
2) art; dance; electro-convulsive (BE), electro-shock (AE); group; inhalation; music; occupational; physical; radiation, X-ray; recreational; shock; speech therapy
3) therapy for
4) in therapy (she was in therapy)

Wikipédia

Therapy
A therapy or medical treatment (often abbreviated tx, Tx, or Tx) is the attempted remediation of a health problem, usually following a medical diagnosis.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour THERAPY
1. I am –– just came from the therapy rooms, the physical therapy and the vocational therapy rooms.
2. "The kind of therapy I am getting is bereavement therapy." The trial continues.
3. In addition, patients can undergo intensive speech therapy and occupational therapy to improve function.
4. He would need physical therapy, speech therapy, swallowing therapy and it would probably be a year before he would feel normal again.
5. We want to restore the children‘s faith in the possibility of order within themselves." Therapeutic work with the children includes art therapy, play therapy and drama therapy.