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Therapeutic alliance

Therapeutic alliance refers to the relationship between therapist and patient. The forging of a strong therapeutic alliance is believed to be of primary importance for therapeutic change. It is the co-operation between therapist and client in the therapeutic process; the bond between patient and therapist. A strong Therapeutic alliance is believed to contribute significantly to a positive therapeutic outcome. Moreover, Therapeutic alliance is a caring relationship that unites a therapist and a client in working to solve the client's problems.

Therapeutic cloning

Therapeutic cloning means creating tissues or cells that are genetically identical to those of a patient, to treat a disease.

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Therapeutic factor

Therapeutic factor refers to an aspect of group settings that aids and promotes personal growth and adjustment, it includes such factors as the installation of hope, universality, providing information, altruism, and interpersonal learning.

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Therapeutic index

Therapeutic index refers to a measure of a drug’s safety in medical care; it is computed as a ratio: LD50/ED 50

Therapeutic recreation

Therapeutic recreation refers to an approach to treatment that emphasizes the importance of recreational and leisure time activities in brain injury rehabilitation, to help in the "transfer" of learning. Therapeutic recreation also allows patients to begin socializing with each other in a structured, but less formal, atmosphere than that afforded in other therapy settings.

Therapeutic Relationship

Deutsch: Therapeutische Beziehung / Español: Relación Terapéutica / Português: Relação Terapêutica / Français: Relation Thérapeutique / Italiano: Relazione Terapeutica

In the context of psychology, a therapeutic Relationship refers to the professional relationship between a therapist and a client, which is central to the process and effectiveness of therapy. This relationship is built on trust, respect, and confidentiality and is structured to facilitate personal growth, self-understanding, and psychological healing.

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Therapeutic Setting

Deutsch: Therapeutische Umgebung / Español: Entorno Terapéutico / Português: Ambiente Terapêutico / Français: Cadre Thérapeutique / Italiano: Ambiente Terapeutico

In the context of psychology, a therapeutic setting refers to the environment or space in which therapy takes place. This setting is carefully designed to foster a safe, confidential, and comfortable atmosphere conducive to psychological healing and exploration.

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Therapeutic Use

Deutsch: Therapeutische Anwendung / Español: Uso Terapéutico / Português: Uso Terapêutico / Français: Usage Thérapeutique / Italian: Uso Terapeutico

Therapeutic Use in the psychology context refers to the application of psychological methods and interventions to treat mental health disorders, emotional difficulties, and behavioural problems. This involves various techniques and approaches aimed at improving an individual's well-being and functioning.

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