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[lforantes@hotmail.com]

does any body has read about Rational Emotive Therapy, it works for
people which even AA didn't work. It is selfhelp therapy and it not
based in the 12 step program neither is mixed with God.

[ScottW]

In article <1173578794.846832.104690@30g2000cwc.googlegroups.c om>,
lforantes@hotmail.com says...
> does any body has read adbout Rational Emotive Therapy, it works for
> people which even AA didn't work. It is selfhelp therapy and it not
> based in the 12 step program neither is mixed with God.
>
>
I primal scream with Yoko.
--
What's good is bad. What's bad is good.
YOu'll find out when you reach the top,
you're on the bottom.I noticed the ceromony
and your currupt ways have finally left you blind.
-Dylan

[310527]

On Mar 12, 5:59 am, ScottW <l...@thealbatross.con> wrote:
> In article <1173578794.846832.104...@30g2000cwc.googlegroups.c om>,
> lforan...@hotmail.com says...> does any body has read adbout Rational Emotive Therapy, it works for
> > people which even AA didn't work. It is selfhelp therapy and it not
> > based in the 12 step program neither is mixed with God.
>
Rational Emotive tHerapy is very similar to the Rational Cognitive
Behaviour Therapy (RCBT),and aims at bringing about a change in
personality by changing the belief system of the person. It is a here
and now therapy. See:
http://www.hypoglycemia.asn.au/psychotherapy/RCBT.html

Of course it does not take account of the biological aspect of
personality.

The Positive Ego Training Program in my book "Getting off the Hook":
is based on RCBT and can be found here at:

http://books.google.com/books?vid=ISBN1862525919&id=cIbpj59s-KAC&pg=PR3&lpg=PR3&dq=foreword+Jurriaan+Plesman&sig=H73EVke3f5_dQrElwDoH0Sh0alk#PPA36,M1