Tag: Supportive Therapy


SUPPORTIVE THERAPY

Introduction and Definitional Framework Supportive Therapy (ST) stands as a foundational and highly versatile therapeutic modality within clinical psychology and psychiatry, characterized primarily by its explicit goal of symptom reduction, enhancement of self-esteem, and the improvement of adaptive functioning. Unlike therapies focused on deep insight or systematic cognitive restructuring, ST is oriented toward providing immediate […]

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PERSUASION THERAPY

Introduction and Definition of Persuasion Therapy Persuasion Therapy is categorized as a form of supportive psychotherapy characterized by the therapy professional’s deliberate attempts to appeal directly to the patient’s intellect, rationale, and underlying values to foster significant cognitive and behavioral modifications. Unlike purely non-directive or exploratory psychoanalytic approaches, Persuasion Therapy adopts a more active, didactic […]

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