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release therapy
noun
- psychotherapy in which the patient finds emotional release in the expression of hostilities and emotional conflicts.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of release therapy1
Example Sentences
Preda has used this form of emotional release therapy - called primal - for decades to help children cope with the emotional impact of physical and sexual abuse.
Nduwimana, who was recovering from ankle surgery, said a friend had recommended Ball as a practitioner of “active release therapy,†a form of manual chiropractic treatment.
He has these moments where he hooks up with a couple of guys but that’s almost a release — therapy for what he’s going through emotionally.
Fortune describes making music as "release therapy," a deeply personal process in which he can work through the noise building in his brain.
Once the season starts, I work out two to three times a week and then also . . . massages twice a week . . . active release therapy, I do that.
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