Intervention Strategy

Definition

An intervention strategy is a planned course of action designed to address and modify a specific behavior or set of behaviors in order to bring about positive change. It typically involves implementing targeted techniques or approaches to help individuals develop new skills, overcome challenges, or improve their well-being.

Related terms

Reinforcement:

The process of increasing the likelihood of a desired behavior by providing rewards or consequences.

Behavior Modification:

A therapeutic approach focused on changing behavior through reinforcement techniques and environmental adjustments.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT):

A form of psychotherapy that emphasizes identifying and modifying negative thoughts and behaviors in order to promote positive change.