therapeutic

IPA: θɛrʌpjˈutɪk

Examples of "therapeutic" in Sentences

There are prostitutes who specialise in therapeutic srvices with disabled people.
They are popular in therapeutic riding programs because they are gentle with the kids.
WEST: What we're saying is that we've done the first step toward what we call therapeutic cloning.
"Spreading atomic waste throughout the entire cosmos is not what I call a therapeutic activity," retorted Mila.
Internship students must be college seniors or graduates with a major or concentration in therapeutic recreation.
Dual Internship students must be college seniors or graduates with a major or concentration in therapeutic recreation.
Mr. Farthing is among a number of soldiers who had informally adopted stray dogs during their tours of duty for what he calls therapeutic value.
So we have developed at Cedar Sinai in our laboratory, what we call a therapeutic brain cancer vaccine, where we actually take the tumor out at surgery.
The American Life League, an anti-abortion group, says on its website that "the use of the term 'therapeutic' is another pro-abortion attempt to sanitize a repulsive act."
For example, there are hundreds of studies that show that a purposeful collaborative relationship between a therapist and the patient - what we call the therapeutic alliance - is related to therapeutic progress.