A person who is expert in providing individual, group or family therapy for people in need.

a person trained in methods of treatment other than the use of drugs and surgery.

One who offers healing for the psyche and has been trained in this art.

A physical therapist, occupational therapist, respiratory therapist, speech pathologist or audiologist who is licensed as such where the services are performed.

a licensed individual who assists in the physical recovery of a patient following the onset of a health condition

Specialist who works+B200 to help a student with a particular disability. Includes speech-language therapists, psychologists, occupational therapists, music therapists and physiotherapists.

Although his assault is usually on the mind rather than the body, the same term is applicable, so be forewarned; simply divide the word in two, following the first three letters, and then come to your own conclusions.

a non-invasive, non-toxic method of dealing with the mental stresses of what you are going through and an ideal way to self-examine your own psyche to gain greater peace of mind

One who specializes in physical therapy or psychotherapy.

a great and useful part of recovery that can add on to what you are already doing

a great idea

a great tool for helping you to understand your disorder and help give you advice on how to manage them

a facilitator

an essential part of the process, though

a person skilled in a particular type of therapy

See radiation therapist.