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psychotherapy

/ˌsaɪ.kəʊˈθer.ə.pi/

Traduction: Nom désignant le traitement de problèmes psychiques ou émotionnels par des méthodes psychologiques, comme la thérapie par la parole, plutôt que par des moyens médicaux ou chirurgicaux.

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/ˌsaɪ.kəʊˈθer.ə.pi/C1formalmedical
  • frNom désignant le traitement de problèmes psychiques ou émotionnels par des méthodes psychologiques, comme la thérapie par la parole, plutôt que par des moyens médicaux ou chirurgicaux.

A noun referring to the treatment of mental or emotional issues through psychological methods, such as talking therapy, rather than medical or surgical means.

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  1. B2formalmedical

    The branch of psychiatry that focuses on psychological methods for treating mental disorders, as opposed to biological or pharmacological approaches.

    frPsychothérapie (branche de la psychiatrie)

    • She decided to specialize in psychotherapy after medical school.
    • The conference covered advances in psychotherapy and counseling.
    • Psychotherapy is a core component of modern psychiatric practice.

    Synonymespsychotherapeutics

  2. Treatment methodB2formalmedical

    The treatment of mental or emotional problems through psychological techniques, such as talking, behavioral exercises, or cognitive restructuring.

    frPsychothérapie (méthode de traitement)

    • He has been attending psychotherapy sessions for his anxiety.
    • Psychotherapy can help individuals develop healthier coping mechanisms.
    • The therapist uses a combination of psychotherapy and mindfulness exercises.

    Synonymescounselingtherapy

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  • psychotherapies plural form
  • psychotherapies' possessive plural form
  • psychotherapy's possessive singular form
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