Therapy : Treatment

Therapy or treatment is the act of remediation[?] of a health problem, after the diagnosis. Different types of therapy include drug therapy[?], where drugs are used to treat an issue, and psychotherapy, where combinations of drugs and communications are used to treat a mental health issue.

Common types of therapy include:

• Occupational therapy
• recreational therapy
• speech therapy
• physical therapy (physiotherapy)

Old types of therapy include:

• Aerotherapeutics

Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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