Psychotherapy is a general term for treatment of client's mental health problems with an authorized person to deal with it. During psychotherapy, a client learns about moods, feelings, thoughts and behavior, become aware of how to respond to life's changes. Psychotherapy is used in spoken conversation mostly.
At times therapist use other forms of communications like artwork, psychodrama, narrative story or music.
- Syllabus
- 1. What is psychotherapy?
- 2. Meaning and definition of psychotherapy.
- 3. Difference between psychotherapy and counselling.
- 4. Psychotherapy in daily life.
- 5. Importance of psychotherapy and psychology in human life.
- 6. Awareness of psychology.
- 7. Different therapies applied in psychotherapy.
Treatments
Moxibustion
Moxibustion plays an important role in the traditional medical system of China, Tibet, Japan, Korea, etc. Practitioners burn the dried fluff or process it into cigar shaped, stick and heat the affected point indirectly. Practitioners use moxibustion to warm regions and meridian points. Read More
Cupping Therapy
In cupping therapy a local suction is created on the skin which is believed to mobilize blood flow in order to promote healing. Read More
BIODYNAMIC MASSAGE
Bio dynamic massage is a psychotherapeutic form of massage concerned with the integration of all aspect of an individual - physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual within the context of Read More
AURICULAR THERAPY
Auricular Therapy is the stimulation of the auricular of the external ear for the diagnosis and treatment of health conditions in various parts of the body. The term auricular therapy often refers to stimulation of the surface of ear reflex points. Read More