cuedtherapy
nounUK /kjuːd ˈθɛrəpi/
US /kjuːd ˈθɛrəpi/
A kind of therapy where a helper gives hints to guide you.
The speech therapist used cued therapy to help him find the right words.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A treatment method in which a therapist provides visual or verbal signals to trigger a desired response.
In cued therapy, the therapist pointed to the picture so the patient could name it.
3. A learning support approach that uses reminders to help someone complete a task.
Cued therapy helped the student remember the steps of the routine.
4. A rehabilitation technique using structured hints to rebuild lost skills.
After the stroke, cued therapy helped her regain everyday movements.