Conversion therapy

Conversion therapy is a form of brainwashing usually done as a religious practice to '' pray away the gay'' and is totally unethical and cruel. one of the more common methods is associating the gender they are attracted to with a certain thing they dislike and should be a banned thing.

Conversion therapy is not good

by anonymous March 21, 2021

Therapist

A job title that is well paid but they are generally useless cuz they give you tests that you do badly in that show your anxiety. And this results in your anxiety being worse and your therapist laughing because they will counsel you for longer and your parents have to pay up more

Your such a therapist. Go ruin some kids life.

by Your friendly F.B.I agent. April 10, 2019

therapise

to perform therapy on someone prenounced (ther-a-pize)

i therapised someone today by puting them into a trance

by Hannah Morris September 26, 2007

electroshock therapy

Pleasurable stimulation of the brain with beneficial therapeutic effects, often enjoyed by those afflicted by otherwise intolerable mental illnesses.

Here in this fine institution for the hopelessly depressed, patients experience the pleasure of electroshock therapy.

by CoherentDelirium January 2, 2007

Therapunize

To commit therapy upon another.

The doctor wanted to therapunize Sally, so that she wouldn't see ghosts anymore.

by KatGrl October 30, 2006

theracopter

A cathartic therapy-like session which consists of friends talking out their issues whilst playing the addictive internet helicopter-crashing game (www.addictinggames.com), ideally at two adjacent computers.

Whenever I start to feel really bummed, I know it's time for some theracopter with my buddy, James.

by Yapplebee November 26, 2007

Therapublic

ther·a·pub·lic (therapy + public)

Pronunciation (ther-uh-pub-lik)

adjective

-therapeutic relief experienced as a result of expressing oneself publicly and creatively

-expressing oneself in public, resulting in therapeutic benefits for the one(s) performing the act

Sharing my talents with and in front of others, no longer keeping them to myself has proven therapublic for me.


Acting upon the world's stage provided her the therapublic experience she longed for.

by Jeanne M. Bedard October 6, 2008