Greyhound therapy is a pejorative term used in the US health care system since the mid-1960s to refer to mental health authorities' buying a ticket on a Greyhound Lines bus or other coach bus to get rid of possible "troublemaker" patients.
[1][2] The practice is still in use in certain mental-health circles.
[3][4] Diesel therapy or motorcoach therapy or "bus therapy" are similar terms for the practice and are usually used pejoratively.
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