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REBT in the Workplace

2019
Albert Ellis was always ahead of his time. This is no more in evidence than in the longevity and currency of his theory and practice of REBT in the workplace. Those of us who consult, train and coach in organizations are indebted to his pioneering work best represented in his 1972 book, Executive Leadership, where he spelled out the importance of ...
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REBT with Families

2019
A pioneer in the field of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Albert Ellis helped shape the landscape of psychotherapy with his development of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy. Starting his career as a psychoanalyst, Ellis later began introducing REBT approaches into his work with families, becoming one of the first psychotherapists to utilize cognitive
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REBT in Coaching

2019
While initially used in the sports field, coaching is currently considered a domain at the intersection of various disciplines (e.g., andragogy, psychology, behavioral sciences, consulting), which is defined by different theories (e.g., adult learning theories, counseling, psychotherapeutic approaches, and positive psychology).
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REBT and Parenting Interventions

2019
Albert Ellis pioneered the application of cognitive methods in parent education programs in the mid-1950s. Albert Ellis was interested in applying Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) with children, by working directly with children, or indirectly, by working with parents (Bernard, Ellis, & Terjesen, 2006). From the early 1960s with the publication
Oana Alexandra David   +2 more
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A note on the “B” in REBT

Journal of Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, 1996
In this brief article, I argue for the inclusion of “B” based on principles of classical and instrumental conditioning. It's time to manage our discomfort with the alignment of REBT with behavior therapy.
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REBT with Clients with Disabilities

2019
The World Health Organization (2011) estimates that more than a billion people world-wide live with some form of disability, i.e., 15% of the world’s population (WHO, 2011, p. 7). In the United States, over 60 million people have one or more disabilities (www.cdc.gov/disabilities, 2017). The rate of disability increases with increasing age.
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REBT with Religious People

2019
About the use of CBT and REBT with religious clients, theorists have expressed optimism and caution.
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A systematic mapping review on the use of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) with athletes

International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2023
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REBT and Sexual Problems

2019
Sex and its close relation to love has been the inspiration for artists, poets and musicians throughout the history. As such, it has been idealized or romanticized to the extent that many people suffer for failing to attain sexual performance that is both unrealistic and arbitrary.
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