by Philip Tate, Ph.D.

Practical tips for stopping drinking, and being able to continue your gains.

12 oz. (B142)

by Howard Kassinove, Ph.D.

Anger is a basic emotion that is experienced by everyone. Both the experience and expression of anger, however, have been linked to health, interpersonal, professional, and sometimes legal problems. The detrimental effects of anger have been known for a long time. Therefore, it is no surprise that anger is a common force that leads people to seek professional help. This book provides an overview of anger in a clinical context, from conceptualization to treatment approaches.

8 oz. (B162)

26-year-old female recovering addict learns anger management.

Janet Wolfe, Ph.D.
55 min. — 3.2 oz.
DVD007

Also available on VHS (PV07) $75

by Albert Ellis, Ph.D.

Simple step-by-step program to help you manage your anger.

12 oz. (B221)

by Albert Ellis, Michael Abrams, & Lidia Dengelegi

Experts in eating disorders and RET team up to provide this comprehensive self-help guide to overcoming eating disturbance. General information about body weight and eating problems including evolutionary and biological bases, health facts, and common misconceptions are initially provided. Pros and cons of popular diets are also discussed. Using RET philosophy, irrational beliefs leading to disturbed eating and poor body image are identified. Specifically, authors show how low frustration tolerance, awfulizing, and global rating can exacerbate unhealthy eating habits. Authors show how people with disturbed eating can work hard to challenge irrational beliefs that lead to self-defeating eating.

8 oz. (B132)

Associate Fellowship Practicum
28 CE Credits

Date: July 11 - 14, 2013
Thursday-Saturday, Time: 9:00am-4:30pm
Sunday, 9:00-5:30pm
Location: New York City

PROGRAM

The Associate Fellowship Certificate Program is the highest level of external training after the Advanced Certificate. Practitioners will deepen their skills through individual supervision of their psychotherapy practice and participation in advanced seminars.

Special Topics Seminars include Child and Family Therapy; REBT with Personality Disorders; Why We Don’t Raise Our Clients’ Self-Esteem; and Strategies for the Resistant Client.

FACULTY

Ray DiGiuseppe, Ph.D., Kristene Doyle, Ph.D. and Windy Dryden, Ph.D.

Participants will

• Explain how to apply the REBT/CBT model to working with children and adolescents
• To describe REBT’s theory of personality disorders
• To apply effective techniques for working with resistant clients

by Ira Reiss and Albert Ellis, Ph.D.

Fascinating letters between Dr. Ellis and Dr. Reiss cover controversial sexual issues of the 1950s and ‘60s.

13 oz. (B214)

****All friends (non-professional) will receive

• 10-20% discount on all AEI books and other resources.
• Priority registration for all AEI public workshops & lectures

Associate Fellow (mental health professionals who have completed the Institute’s Associate Fellowship program).............$150.00

Fellow (mental health professionals who have completed the Institute’s Fellowship Program)..............$150.00

Retired Associate (Fellows and Associate Fellows who are no longer practicing but wish to continue to receive all the Membership benefits noted above (without being on the referral list)......….......$80.00

Professional Affiliates (other mental health professionals)…..........$120.00

Family Affiliates (two Professional Associates from the same family and address: 1st member pays full fee ($150), 2nd member pays Family Affiliates fee ($60) - One Journal per address……….…. $210.00

**Lifetime Membership (35% discount, Journal and a free Professional one day Workshop every year)…………$1500.00

In addition to automatic inclusion on the Institute’s referral list, dues paying Members will also receive:

• 20% Discounts on all books, CDs, tapes and DVDs

• One-year subscription to the Journal of Rational Emotive & Cognitive Behavior Therapy

• Access to AEI’s Professional Listserve

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Journal of Rational-Emotive and Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Editor: Windy Dryden, Ph.D.

Published quarterly, The Journal of Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy is an original sourcebook of data and theory contributed by cognitive behavior professionals from a range of specializations. The Journal contains information and research not available in any other volume on cognitive behavior therapy.

by Albert Ellis Ph.D.

P278

by Windy Dryden

P239