What is Integrative Therapy?

Rapid Comprehensive Therapy. A comprehensive method of psychotherapy developed by Chinese psychologists and psychiatrists in the 1950s and 1960s. In 1958, 80 college students with neurasthenia were treated at Peking University, and the name was proposed in 1959. Its characteristics are that it does not affect the patient's academics or work; the treatment time is as short as possible, usually 2 to 4 weeks; the combination of group treatment and individual treatment is adopted; the treatment measures emphasize comprehensiveness and make everything possible The comprehensive use of methods includes psychological therapy, drug therapy, physical therapy, physical exercise, reasonable arrangement of living system, labor, etc. ^[1]