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Started this discussion. Last reply by Graham Old Jul 15, 2011. 34 Replies 0 Favorites
I am a Physician Assistant (for those of you outside the US this is kind of sort of analagous to a Nurse Practitioner; so a medical practitioner that diagnoses, prescribesand performs treatments, etc…Continue
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Graham Old replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"Stephen, REBT was created by Albert Ellis and - though there is some debate - most would agree that CBT developed out of it. A survey took place in the 80s, with US and Canadian psychologists, which decided that Ellis was the 2nd most influential…"
Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"Stephen and Michael-
Hands down the difinitive book on integrating REBT into hypnotherpy is Jordan Zarrens book. It is an absolute must have for any hypnotist who wants empirically validated modalities of treatment integrated into…"
Stephen Manigo-Hedt replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"So this is what spawned CBT ... who knew? Thanks Michael."
Michael Ellner replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"http://www.rebt.org/public/rebt.html
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1. What is REBT? 2. But don't you need to uncover the past in order to really understand people's problems? 3. I've heard that REBT tries to do away with…"
Stephen Manigo-Hedt replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"CfC ... grEAT! :-)
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Stephen Manigo-Hedt replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"Thanks again everybody for all the great suggestions.
I am not familiar with "REBT"
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Henxy replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library":-)
Shall we create one?! 'CfC'... oh, that's got bad connotations! xx
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Michael Ellner replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"Hey Stephen,
I like most of the books that have been recommended - I especially like A Critical History of Hypnotism by Rosenfeld and I would add: PSYCHOTHERAPY THE LISTENING VOICE: Rogers and Erickson by R. A. Leva, PhD
Take…"
Brochu replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"
Henxy:
I rather like "Centre for Comfort"....
Yours in Health,
John Brochu
BrochuHypnosisCenter.com"
Henxy replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"Indeed- steer well clear from using medical terms to mean something different (e.g. 'palliative care').
A more positive phrase could be 'Centre for Comfort' or similar... or something less twee! ;-)"
Lisa replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"Alleviation, Control, Attenuation, Liberation, Solution, Resolution, Amelioration.
I considered "Alternatives" but it could imply fault or blame-not good in this case and is too closely connected with new agey unscientific things that will…"
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Stephen Manigo-Hedt replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"A nice long reading list. Some great titles! Thank you all. i'm looking forward to diving in.
Regarding the name;
I agree that "Palliative Care" has too much baggage.
UW has renamed theirs "Center for Pain Relief"
but I want…"
Lisa replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library" I would support John's suggestion of "Palliative Care". Other places use it over pain clinic. The only objection I could see for palliative is that it is so, and rightfully so, tied into hospice that it might…"
Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com replied to Stephen Manigo-Hedt's discussion Essential Library"One of the most valuable tools for any hypnotist, but especially the medical hypnotist is the ability to both produce AND utilize hypnotic phenomena. too many hypnotist are eithe not aware of the depth of hypnotic phenomena or lack the confidence to…"
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