prompttherapy
nounUK /ˈprɒmptˌθɛrəpi/
US /ˈprɑːmptˌθɛrəpi/
A kind of therapy where a helper gives quick hints or cues to help someone learn or feel better.
The speech teacher used prompt therapy to help Mia say new words.
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2. A therapy approach in which a therapist offers timely reminders to guide a person through a task.
During prompt therapy, the therapist gently reminded him to finish each step.
3. The use of written or spoken prompts in a care setting to encourage healthy habits.
The care team used prompt therapy to help residents remember their daily exercises.
4. A playful term for giving someone little nudges to help them think or act.
My study buddy calls our hint sessions prompt therapy.