The phrase "undertake therapy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a period of therapeutic treatment completed by an individual, typically to address a psychological or physical condition. For example, "The patient chose to undertake therapy to help him manage his depression."
She said she was undertaking therapy following the abuse, telling the court: "I'm just trying to move on with my life".
Bold: Disciplines primarily undertaking therapy (treatment) which are the focus of this review; Core: Core activity/ies of the discipline; Peripheral: Peripheral tasks.
People undertake yoga therapy for a variety of reasons: to rejuvenate their bodies, to feel less stress, to cultivate emotional balance, to calm their minds, and to become reacquainted with their inner soul nature.
Following first-line treatment, patients either improve and undertake oral therapy, or deteriorate and die.
All involved centers had adequate experience to undertake GMA therapy for patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) (Additional file 1).
Epidemiological data show that on average 25% of OSA patients do not accept CPAP treatment and, of those who undertake the therapy, only 30-60% can be considered adherent [ 8].
Large genes also frequently harbor a number of rare variants of uncertain pathogenicity in the population, and these can make it difficult to establish a molecular diagnosis with sufficient certainty to undertake a therapy as invasive as subretinal injection of therapeutic viruses.
The majority of participants in both groups reported a positive experience of VR therapy, with many participants reporting an improvement in their dizziness symptoms since undertaking the therapy.
It has been observed that about a fifth of those undertaking testosterone therapy have developed some type of prostate disorder.
Spitzer's study looked at the experiences of 200 people undertaking the therapy, including subjects that had been provided by religious groups.
