Human Development

Therapy

Description:
Modern therapeutic methods, whether for the prevention or curing of disease, have eradicated some diseases completely (smallpox) or dramatically reduced their effects (vaccines against poliomyelitis, typhoid fever; antibiotics for tuberculosis; insulin against diabetes); this in turn has significantly lengthened the average life span. Modern therapeutic practice has also alleviated unpleasant physical symptoms through physical methods. These techniques complement rather than supplant traditional methods; in fact ancient techniques such as acupuncture and homeopathy are becoming more popular.
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Dance
Qi gong
Reflexology
Art therapy
Aromatherapy
Gene therapy
Hypnotherapy
Will therapy
Play therapy
Self-therapy
Sociotherapy
Music therapy
Reiki therapy
Shock therapy
Group therapy
Naikan therapy
Morita therapy
Rehabilitation
Shadan therapy
Family therapy
Orgone therapy
Active therapy
Colour therapy
Gedatsu therapy
Gestalt therapy
Multiple therapy
Attitude therapy
Physical therapy
Aversion therapy
Implosive therapy
Behaviour therapy
Religious therapy
Breathing therapy
Assignment therapy
Suggestion therapy
Persuasion therapy
Convulsive therapy
Analytical therapy
Nude group therapy
Expressive therapy
Megavitamin therapy
Experiential therapy
Electroshock therapy
Occupational therapy
Neuromuscular therapy
Interpersonal therapy
Body movement therapy
Group-centred therapy
Psychobiologic therapy
Child guidance therapy
Activity group therapy
Mental imagery therapy
Client-centred therapy
Learning theory therapy
Addiction group therapy
Self-realization therapy
Conditioned reflex therapy
Assertion-structured therapy
Rhythmic sensory bombardment therapy