Intervention

Definition

An intervention refers to a deliberate action taken by a therapist or counselor to help an individual overcome their psychological difficulties. It involves implementing specific techniques, strategies, and treatments to address the client's concerns.

Related terms

Therapeutic Techniques:

These are various methods used by therapists during interventions to promote healing and personal growth in clients.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT):

CBT is a type of intervention that focuses on modifying harmful thought patterns and behaviors to alleviate psychological distress.

Exposure Therapy:

This form of intervention involves gradually exposing the client to their feared objects or situations in order to reduce anxiety and phobic responses.