TI21
Prolonged Exposure Therapy
FR
TEP
EN
PET
Developed by Edna Foa, this cognitive behavioral therapy treats post-traumatic stress through controlled, repeated, and prolonged confrontation with traumatic memories and avoided situations. Grounded in habituation and the extinction of conditioned fear, with a psychoeducation component, it is primarily indicated for PTSD and specific phobias.
| Code | TI21 |
|---|---|
| Name (EN) | Prolonged Exposure Therapy |
| French name | Thérapie de l'Exposition Prolongée |
| Acronym (FR) | TEP |
| Acronym (EN) | PET |
| Founder(s) | Edna Foa |
| Year | années 1980 |
| School / wave | TCC (exposition, TSPT) |
| Source volume | Volume 2 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies |
Authors & thinkers
This therapy is covered in detail (principles, indications, protocol, level of evidence) in Volume 2 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies. See the volume.
Therapy family
Other therapies in Volume 2
- TI15
Conflict Resolution Therapy - TI16
Integrated Behavior Therapy - TI17
Systematic Desensitization Therapy - TI18
Behavioral Activation Therapy - TI19
Brief Emotional Support Therapy - TI20
Crisis Intervention Therapy - TI22
Cognitive Remediation Therapy - TI23
Motivational Enhancement Therapy - TI24
Stress Management Therapy - TI25
Compassion-Focused Therapy - TI26
Strength-Based Therapy