Dr. Ellis discusses the biological foundations of man's irrationality, the philosophical and cognitive errors that serve to reinforce and perpetuate neurotic behavior, and the manner in which rational-emotive psychotherapy copes with people prone to violence, paranoia, sexual difficulties, feelings of lack of self-worth and other difficulties.

Humanistic Psychotherapy: The Rational-Emotive Approach

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Albert Ellis

Psychology & Counseling

McGraw=Hill

Rational-emotive therapy with alcoholics and substance abusers (Psychology practitioner guidebooks)

Pergamon Press

Rational-Emotive Therapy With Alcoholics and Substance Abusers

Rational-Emotive Therapy With Alcoholics and Substance Abusers (Psychology Practitioner Guidebooks)

John F. McInerney

Raymond DiGiuseppe

Raymond J Yeager

Medical Books

Allyn&Bacon

Rational Emotive Behavioral Approaches to Childhood Disorders: Theory, Practice and Research

‎Michael E. Bernard

Springer

This book provides up-to-date in-depth coverage of psychotherapy supervision. Experienced psychotherapy supervisors and leading researchers/clinicians explore the theoretical underpinnings of supervision, examine the research on variables influencing the success of supervision, and offer clinical guidelines on effective supervision practices. The book examines the following key areas: historical, methodological, and conceptual foundations; theories and models of supervision; approaches to teaching psychotherapy skills; specialized forms and modes of supervision; researching psychotherapy supervision; and professional, ethical, and legal issues.

Handbook of Psychotherapy Supervision

Alan E. Fruzzetti

Bruce E. Wampold

Paul A. Dewald

Jeffery L. Binder

Hans H. Strupp

Bruce S. Liese

Gary Yontef

Mental Health

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Counseling and Psychotherapy With Religious Persons: A Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy With Approach

W. Brad Johnson

Stevan Lars Nielsen

Routledge

A Guide to Rational Living

Robert A. Harper

Self-Help

Wehman Brothers

Famed psychotherapist Albert Ellis, & psychologist Michael Abrams show how the dying person can stave off depression & seize what opportunities for enjoyment are still available. Even when terminal cancer, AIDS, or other death-dealing afflictions strike, people have choices & they can learn how to cope, & to enjoy their remaining days. Shows how to deal with guilt & anger & put an end to hysteria. Reveals how friends & loved ones who panic over impending death may harmfully influence the one they grieve for, to impose needless suffering, & may foster terror & withdrawal from healthy involvements. Their heartwarming stories of successful coping by the celebrated & the obscure offer the reader comfort & aid at a time when both are sorely needed.

How to Cope with a Fatal Illness: The Rational Management of Death and Dying

Michael Abrams

Barricade Books

When Dr. Ellis began practicing this groundbreaking new therapy in 1955, his was a little-heard voice. This book helped change it all--it was a pioneering work in cognitive-behavior therapy, presenting a powerful, brief, and effective psychological treatment. This revised edition includes all the important original theories and practices, as well as changes derived from clinical experience and experiementation.

Reason and Emotion in Psychotherapy : A New and Comprehensive Method of Treating Human Disturbances

Citadel Press

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Anger: How to Live With and Without It

Reference

Citadel

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