### person | expert | therapist:

Physiotherapist
* Some physiotherapists are in private practice
  - have special training, skills and experience in continence management
* also work in public hospitals and community health centres
  - the fields of education, research and administration
* are accountable for meeting the standards of practice of their profession
  - specialists in movement
  - university-educated experts
* assess, treat and prevent disorders of human movement and promote community health.
* can often help with pain that comes from muscles and nerves
  - recommend plastic splints for ankle stability
* enter the profession with a university degree.
* help the muscles and joints
  - with problems of movement
* know how soft tissue neck and back injuries affect every aspect of peoples' lives.
* often use machines, stretching or exercises to relieve the pain.
* practice in hospitals, personal care homes, clinics and schools.
* use infrared radiation to warm damaged muscles and so speed up healing
  - many tools both in the assessment and treatment of injured individuals
  - ultrasound to treat a number of conditions
* work in the community, in hospitals and in private practice.

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Psychotherapist
* Many psychotherapists are also psychiatrists, psychologists or nurses
  - teach cognitive therapy
* Some psychotherapists still discourage medication, but that is uncommon with bipolar disorder.
* are psychologists
  - specialists in treating stress-related symptoms
  - the closest to homeopathic physicians in the way they approach a patient
* believe that the reaction of all people subject to violence is similar.
* call it shedding the ego.
* claim that licensure protects clients from bad therapists.
* come from diverse educational backgrounds.
* help people discover ways in which they are in control of their lives
  - to overcome maladaptive habits and anxieties
* often like to work with both partners.
* use the skills and knowledge of psychology.
* visit women in their home, hospice, or hospital, as needed.
* wrestle with their clients' traumas and neuroses.
+ Asperger syndrome: Autism :: Pervasive developmental disorders
  * Asperger syndrome is not disease. People who have it will have to deal with it for the rest of their life. However, they can try many solutions to help them and learn how to be able to reduce the impact in their life. One solution can be drugs to restrict the different symptoms like aggressivity. The big problem with Asperger people is that they cannot understand emotions or how people think. Psychotherapists try to help the person with that. They will do many activities like acting an emotion and let the Asperger people guess what it is. Retrieved on 27 October 2005.

Radiation therapist
* assume direct responsibility for the well-being of the patient.
* work with the radiation oncologists in treatment planning and treatment.

Recreational therapist
* Some recreational therapists engage in private practice or serve as consultants.
* observe and record patients' participation, reactions, and progress.
* plan activities that promote physical, emotional, and social wellness.
* train at a college or university.
* work as members of an interdisciplinary team.