Psychotherapist (noun)

A professional who practices psychotherapy, a type of mental health treatment focused on the psychological rather than the medical aspects of mental disorders.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from psycho- + therapist, on the pattern of words such as chiropractor.

Examples:

1. The patient sought the help of a psychotherapist to address their anxiety and depression.
2. The psychotherapist used talk therapy to help the patient understand their thoughts and feelings and develop new coping skills.
3. The psychotherapist was trained in several different therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy and humanistic therapy.
4. The psychotherapist provided a safe and supportive environment for the patient to work through their challenges and reach their goals.
5. The psychotherapist's goal was to help the patient improve their mental health and overall quality of life.