This document discusses the treatment of messages in communication. It defines treatment as how the message is processed and presented over channels to effectively reach the destination. There are five ways of treating messages: 1) Organizing the message based on the audience and key ideas, 2) Getting attention through voice, lighting, movement, 3) Speaking methods like being informal and knowing the subject, 4) Processing persuasive messages based on credibility and evidence, 5) Using symbols, variations and devices to present ideas visually. The goal of treatment is to deliver the message to the intended audience through the appropriate channel.