I just love your Rational Humorous Song. Not only is it a great advert for REBT; not only is it brave; but it's also beautifully creative. Excellent work!
I had a cognitive behavioral therapist for about a year and we had a falling out. She was really really hard on me. But I realize that that was necessary as part of the therapy. I took it personally and let her go. But I still follow the principles of CBT that she taught me because they are wonderfully logical and effective.
Can anyone explain the difference between REBT and CBT? My therapist studied directly under Dr. Ellis.
Those shame attacking exercises seem pretty useful (and scary!). I've heard of some which include: wearing odd shoes in public or calling out the name of train stops on a train. The key is not to leave the place immediately on doing this but to stay in this 'awkward' situation. Not sure when I'm gonna be doing it though, depends how much I really wanna accept myself.
The key is not only to stay in the awkward situation but, also, to forcefully accept yourself while doing the act. I agree, though, that not leaving immediately is valuable. Moreover, staying in the stuation for an extended period of time might be especially helpful and doing the act repeatedly can reinforce self-acceptance.
P.S. The most relevant shame-attacking acts in life are not doing these types of exercises (although they are helpful for some people) but actually daring to be yourself; that is, doing what you really want to do and not doing what you really don't want to do and, then, accepting yourself despite the risks and inevitability sometimes of rejection or disapproval and failure.
i'd just like to say thanks for posting this and the others Re: REBT. I'm currently a mental health nursing student and these videos are absolutely ideal for our current phase of training, Thanks again,
i accept myself :)
samuelsixvids 8 months ago
Dr. G, do I owe you a conference fee or an entertainment fee? Check is in the mail! - Paulina, CBT therapist
SpayNeuter2SaveLives 1 year ago
Hi Jeffrey,
I just love your Rational Humorous Song. Not only is it a great advert for REBT; not only is it brave; but it's also beautifully creative. Excellent work!
Best wishes,
Jim
Jim Byrne
REBT/CBT/CENT therapist
ABCCoaching 3 years ago
Thanks for your kind comment, Jim.
jguterman 3 years ago
Thanks for your videos Dr. Guterman.
I had a cognitive behavioral therapist for about a year and we had a falling out. She was really really hard on me. But I realize that that was necessary as part of the therapy. I took it personally and let her go. But I still follow the principles of CBT that she taught me because they are wonderfully logical and effective.
Can anyone explain the difference between REBT and CBT? My therapist studied directly under Dr. Ellis.
Thanks,
Blackshayde 3 years ago
Those shame attacking exercises seem pretty useful (and scary!). I've heard of some which include: wearing odd shoes in public or calling out the name of train stops on a train. The key is not to leave the place immediately on doing this but to stay in this 'awkward' situation. Not sure when I'm gonna be doing it though, depends how much I really wanna accept myself.
whyteay 3 years ago
The key is not only to stay in the awkward situation but, also, to forcefully accept yourself while doing the act. I agree, though, that not leaving immediately is valuable. Moreover, staying in the stuation for an extended period of time might be especially helpful and doing the act repeatedly can reinforce self-acceptance.
jguterman 3 years ago
Part II:
P.S. The most relevant shame-attacking acts in life are not doing these types of exercises (although they are helpful for some people) but actually daring to be yourself; that is, doing what you really want to do and not doing what you really don't want to do and, then, accepting yourself despite the risks and inevitability sometimes of rejection or disapproval and failure.
jguterman 3 years ago
I feel like these excercises can make you come closer to daring to be yourself.
namitsu1 2 years ago
art and writing songs can work therapeutic
azteken8 4 years ago
how do i download the soundtrack please, i really love it please dr Guterman i would really like it for my ipod pretty please
natalieanne1 4 years ago
I do not have the technical expertise on this, sorry. With some creativity, though, I am confident it can be done.
jguterman 4 years ago
get yourself a recording software and record the output of your sound card
lobextomy 4 years ago
I will help you. I can send the song to you. Answer my messange and I'll send it to your e-mail right away as an MP3.
Gisle Sunde, Norway
kukrinja 2 years ago
genius - spelling mistake
natalieanne1 4 years ago
hilarious, brilliant, genious
natalieanne1 4 years ago
Thanks for this and all your other videos
dilerzangana 4 years ago
thank u 4 a wonderful insight
timzes 4 years ago
love it!!!
Yanipooh 4 years ago
This was an awesome video. It helped with a presentation I did in my master's class. Thank you.
Courtney
Naughtabag 4 years ago
lol
killahbong 4 years ago
i'd just like to say thanks for posting this and the others Re: REBT. I'm currently a mental health nursing student and these videos are absolutely ideal for our current phase of training, Thanks again,
Mick
w0494844 4 years ago