bell and pad bladder training
Stampfl's implosive therapy
breathing retraining
self-instruction training
electrical aversion
arousal training
full-spectrum home training
Beat the Buzzer
relaxation therapy
conditioning (psychology)
exposure therapy
dialectical behavior therapy
applied tension
retention control training
habit reversal
behavioral rehearsal
antecedent control procedures
somatic control strategies
setting events
intensive behavior therapy
behavioral weight control treatments
stimulus discrimination training
sleep phase chronotherapy
schedule-induced behavior
five-step procedure for stealing
social skills training
behavior activation
guided mastery
manualized behavior therapy
controlled drinking
stimulus control
errorless compliance training
self-control therapy
behavioral group work
discrete trial therapy
motivational interviewing
behavior rehearsal
aversive therapy
concepts
facial screening
avoidance training
covert rehearsal
aversion relief
social effectiveness training
escape training
behavior modification
response prevention
life skills training
functional communication training
multimodal behavior therapy
ritual prevention
fading
behavioral gerontology
social and interpersonal skills training
behavioral family therapy
paradigmatic behavior therapy
behavioral weight control therapy
behavioral therapy
Behavior therapy does not assume that, at their core, humans are inherently positive or negative. Behavior therapy assumes that, within biological constraints, humans are complex learners. [Source: Encyclopedia of Counseling; Behavior Therapy]
cognitive behavioral therapy
rational emotive behavior therapy
behavioral assessment
behavioral control