Interpersonal Therapy

Interpersonal therapy

The philosophy behind interpersonal therapy is that psychological symptoms develop as a result of difficulties an individual has when interacting with others. By analysing these interactions and identifying the problem areas, the therapist can then help the person to improve their interactions and subsequently their psychological symptoms.

Related therapies

• Bush adventure therapy
• EMDR
• Equine assisted therapy
• Family/systemic therapy
• Group therapy
• Integrative therapy
• Mindfulness therapy
• Play therapy
• Psychosexual therapy