therapy

/ˈθɛrəpi/
noun
  1. Treatment intended to relieve or heal a physical or mental condition, often involving talking, exercises, or medication.
    • The doctor recommended occupational therapy to help him with daily tasks.
    • After the accident, she went to physical therapy to regain strength in her leg.
    • Many people find talk therapy helpful for managing anxiety and depression.
  2. A process or activity that helps someone feel better emotionally or mentally, even if not formal medical treatment.
    • Gardening is therapy for her after a long week at work.
    • Listening to music can be a form of therapy when you feel stressed.
    • He considers running his personal therapy for clearing his mind.
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