Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Therapy"

A: I see, the "favors" must've meant the drugs. "Break out the favors" might have meant "to reveal the drugs", I researched "party favors" and it is actually a slang for "drugs".

A: It's the process of treating a mental or physical disorder.

The aim of therapy is to relieve pain, or fully heal a person.

For example:

Physiotherapy
Psychotherapy

A: therapies that are necessary to your life

A: this sentence is ungrammatical. "Where do you go to therapy?" or "Where can one get therapy?" are possibly the intended sentences?

A: 治療
例如physical therapy是物理治療

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Here are some example sentences using the phrase "do a retail therapy" and some common expressions related to it:

1. "Whenever I'm feeling down, I like to do a little retail therapy to lift my spirits."
2. "After a long week at work, I decided to indulge in some retail therapy to treat myself."
3. "Sometimes, a little retail therapy is all you need to turn a bad day around."
4. "She's been stressed lately, so I suggested she do a bit of retail therapy to relax."
5. "Retail therapy can be a fun way to explore new trends and update your wardrobe."
6. "I had a rough day, so I decided to do a little retail therapy and buy myself something nice."
7. "Retail therapy isn't just about shopping; it can also be a way to practice self-care."
8. "When I'm feeling overwhelmed, I find that a session of retail therapy helps me unwind."
9. "Retail therapy can be a temporary mood booster, but it's important to be mindful of spending."
10. "Let's go out and do a little retail therapy together! It'll be a fun way to relax and hang out."

"Doing a retail therapy" refers to the act of shopping as a means of improving one's mood or emotional well-being. These expressions are commonly used when talking about shopping for enjoyment, stress relief, or self-care.

A: What exactly are you asking for?

A: Therapy usually refers to physical therapy or when one undergoes a treatment plan or process.
Cure is fixing the health problem but more referring to the desired end result, not the process.
Remedy is the plan to achieve a cure.

A: “I’m doing therapy now and I feel so much better” is grammatically correct but people use both when speaking. They both mean the same thing

A: "therapy" is used more to treat something within a mental range

"I have a therapy appointment for my OCD"

meanwhile "treatment" is used more towards physical stuff

"I have an appointment for my lower back treatment"

A: Therapy-treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder.

Treatment-medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury.

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A: I am not 100% confident I am pronouncing this accurately by the dictionary, but this is how we say 'respiratory therapy' in the south. Fighting!

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"enjoy a little retail therapy"でもいいと思います。

A: ok!!! Entonces, en inglés, es:

She studied Physical Therapy while SHE was in the group.

A: That's different. You might call that 'Walking Therapy', but I assumed that 'Walking Therapy' was a form of therapy that I wasn't familiar with. So, you might say 'I felt anxious after the cyclone, so I went out for some "Walking Therapy".'

A: This therapy works well and it is the only way to treat decompression sickness and acute carbon monoxide poisoning. Alternative treatment is not effective for this diagnosis. We will provide alternative treatments for other diseases.