Nazaninzahra Mardanloo - Independent researcher

Intellectual property (IP) law provides a legal framework for protecting innovative psychotherapy treatments, ensuring that developers and practitioners can benefit from their intellectual investments. This paper examines the role of various forms of IP, including patents, copyrights, and trademarks, in safeguarding psychotherapy treatments. It explores the legal requirements for IP protection, the advantages and limitations of each form, and the ethical considerations involved in applying IP law to mental health innovations.

Psychotherapy, Intellectual Property, Treatment