
REBT: Theory to Therapy
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What if your emotions and behaviors are not a product of circumstances but of your beliefs? Welcome back to another episode where we journey through the fascinating world of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). Coined by Dr. Albert Ellis, REBT is a cognitive-behavioral therapy that seeks to transform your life by addressing the deep-rooted beliefs that influence your emotions and behaviors. We'll dissect REBT's basic assumptions and walk you through a life-altering five-step process - identifying irrational beliefs, debunking them, fostering rational ones, and reinforcing their impact on your emotional and behavioral wellness. To see how powerful REBT can be, we'll discuss its application in a case study on anxiety and panic attacks.
But we're not stopping there. In the second half, we'll equip you with the tools to overcome irrational beliefs that often hinder self-acceptance and personal growth. You'll learn about techniques like deliberate embarrassment, Socratic questioning, and evidence examination used in REBT. We'll discuss cognitive distortions and the role they play in irrational thinking. You'll also learn how to break free from secondary disturbances that often fuel these irrational thoughts. The beauty of REBT lies in its action-oriented approach to improving psychological functioning, utilizing philosophical persuasion and the practice of rational alternative beliefs. So, get ready for an enlightening discussion packed with insights into the principles and techniques of this impactful therapy that could just be the key to a healthier, happier you.
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This podcast is not associated with the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) or any state or governmental agency responsible for licensure.