by Albert Ellis Ph.D.

Outlines the principles of REBT and other selfhelp techniques to help your improve your life.

3 oz. (CD012)

by Michael S. Broder Ph.D.

In the short run, it could seem easier to stay in a bad relationship than to face the pain of separation. On the other hand, individuals often leave potentially good relationships that could most likely be saved and thrive in the long run, rather than face painful, yet short-term, relationship issues.

3 oz. (CD043)

by Albert Ellis Ph.D.

P242

by Albert Ellis, Ph.D. and Jerry Wilde, Ph.D.

Shows how to use REBT to help young people cope with adversities.

9 oz. (B206)

Handout packet includes the following:

P240- Emotional Disturbance and Its Treatment in a Nutshell
P241- REBT Today
P247- Essence of REBT
P270- Showing People They Are Not Worthless Individuals
P273- Techniques for Disputing Irrational Beliefs
P275- Unhealthy Love: Causes and Treatment
P283- How to Maintain and Enhance Your REBT Gains
P307- How Not to Give Yourself a Headache
P312- Rational-Emotive Imagery

This tall, sturdy, elegantly styled ceramic mug is royal blue on the inside and out, and carries the name and address of the Albert Ellis Institute in white lettering.
16 oz.

by Ruth Malkinson, Ph.D.
Foreword by Ray DiGiuseppe Ph.D..

Inspiring new book equips the therapist with the theoretical foundations and practical models necessary for effective grief counseling. As a foremost authority on grief and bereavement, the author shows how to use REBT to help people cope with their sorrow.

19 oz. (B259)

by Raymond DiGiuseppe, Ph.D.

“Coming to Terms with Your Parents” teaches the listener how to develop a relationship with their parents as an adult. Dr. DiGiuseppe first addresses the common problems with the parent-child relationship from the perspective of language. Parents always refer to their children, even an adult offspring, as children.

3 oz. (CD032)

by Leonor Lega, Ph.D. & Dom DiMattia, Ed.D.

Interactive CD Rom, the Spanish edition of “Managing Your Emotions,” shows the ABC model of behavior management.

3 oz. (CD011)

by Albert Ellis Ph.D.

“Conquering the Dire Need for Love” is a 2 disk CD that addresses the irrational belief “I must be loved by the significant people in my life all of the time.” Cognitive, emotive, and behavioral components of the dire need for love are addressed within a Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) framework.

6 oz. (CD013) 2 CD-Set