: Strategies for transforming rigid "musts" and "shoulds" into flexible preferences.
: A self-help-focused guide intended for clients to use between sessions to reinforce the concepts they are learning. The REBT Therapist’s Pocket Companion
The book is primarily a resource for —from those new to the field to seasoned therapists—offering pithy reminders of REBT’s unique psychoeducational and active-directive nature. It focuses on: : Strategies for transforming rigid "musts" and "shoulds"
The guide is structured to be a "handy" reference with succinct points, avoiding verbose explanations. Notable reminders include: It focuses on: The guide is structured to
, written by Windy Dryden and Michael Neenan, serves as a concise, practical guide for practitioners of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). Published by the Albert Ellis Institute (2003/2008), it is designed to provide quick access to the core theoretical and practical aspects of the approach that therapists may sometimes neglect in the heat of a session. Core Purpose and Audience