Overcoming destructive beliefs, feelings, and behaviors : new directions for rational emotive behavior therapy / Albert Ellis.

New directions for Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
Profound therapy
Using postmodernism and constructivism in psychotherapy
Issues in counseling in the postmodern era
Why rational emotive therapy to rational emotive behavior therapy?
Overcoming destructive beliefs, feelings, and behaviors
REBT diminishes much of the human ego
Special features of rational emotive behavior therapy
The humanism of rational emotive behavior therapy
General semantics and rational emotive behavior therapy
The main change agent in effective psychotherapy is specific technique and skill
Brief therapy
Vigorous REBT disputing and the technique of rational emotive imagery
REBT and marriage and family therapy
REBT and its application to group therapy
The use of hypnosis and REBT
REBT as an internal control psychotherapy
The importance of cognitive processing in facilitating accepting in psychotherapy
The rise of cognitive behavior therapy
The future of cognitive behavior therapy and rational emotive behavior therapy
Treating specific emotional and behavioral problems and severe personality disorders with Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
Some main treatment practices of rational emotive behavior therapy
Treating individuals with depressive disorders
Treating individuals with anxiety disorders
Treating individuals with low frustration tolerance
Treating elderly people with emotional and behavioral disturbances
Treating individuals with severe perfectionism
Treating individuals with morbid jealousy
Treating individuals with addictive behaviors
Treating individuals with borderline personality disorders
Treating individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorders
Treating individuals with post-traumatic stress disorders
Tentative conclusion.