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CBT in geropsychology can address age-related anxiety and depression, leading to improved mood regulation, decreased symptoms of anxiety and depression, and improved coping strategies.

Psychodynamic approaches in older adults can help resolve unresolved conflicts from the past, leading to increased self-awareness and improved interpersonal relationships.

IPT can be used to improve social functioning and relationships in older adults, potentially reducing symptoms of depression and loneliness, and enhancing social support.

Reminiscence therapy can improve mood and cognitive function by engaging seniors in recalling and sharing past experiences, potentially reducing symptoms of depression and improving quality of life.

Occupational therapy in geropsychology focuses on maintaining independence, reducing fall risk, and enhancing engagement in meaningful activities, often resulting in increased autonomy and life satisfaction.

Pharmacotherapy, particularly for managing mood and cognitive disorders, aims to alleviate symptoms and maintain optimal functioning, while monitoring for side effects and interactions common in geriatric pharmacology.