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Tim Sims
Rational emotive behavioral therapy is a theoretical method that acts as a shorter alternative to therapy processes that longer periods. The method helps many people cope with their life challenges as it usually works best on patients with a desire to a treatment that is proactive and present oriented (Ellis, 1986). However, rational emotive behavioral therapy method lends itself to some social conditions such as depression that is affecting women more than men.
Jonny Berry
Today, the two effective methods used for counseling are rational emotive behavioral therapy and behavioral theories. The two methods have similar constructed and commonalities that lead to the success in achieving the goals (Lawrence, 1987). The two methods involve cognition, emotion, response to events and stimuli that make them effective within a wide range, especially for patients suffering from compulsive disorders, depression, and anxiety disorders.
Edwina Derry
Rational emotive behavioral therapy is a type of psychotherapy and a philosophy that was created in the 1950s. The premises that people get upset about their beliefs rather than the life events explain the basis of rational emotive behavioral therapy (Ellis, 1995). Therefore, conditions such as depression, anxiety, and enrages are belief driven within individuals.
Steve Bolay
Professional counselors use rational emotive behavioral therapy to treat people of all ages because the method has demonstrated positive results in solving a variety of problems. Rational emotive behavioral therapy is a faster form of directive therapy that many clinicians alter its style and tempo to meet the needs of their clients (Grieger, 1985). Beha...