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Overview

Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) is a direct, brief, and solution-oriented model of therapy devised by Dr. Albert Ellis. At its fundamental core is the premise that our emotions are a result of our beliefs and not a result of the events that happen in our lives. Thus, REBT aims to identify the irrational negative beliefs that lead to unnecessary emotional distress in an individual and helps them replace them with rational and constructive ways of thinking.
REBT works by identifying the various core irrational beliefs that individuals, especially those with personality disorders, possess. These include Absolutism or Demandingness, which refers to inflexible, extreme, dogmatic beliefs often accompanied by words like should, have to, must, need to, etc. (“I should always be able to do what I want”), Demand for Comfort which implies no tolerance for any discomfort, Demand for Achievement or Success, and Demand for Approval and Love – from nearly everyone important to the person.
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How effective is REBT for Personality Disorder?

REBT is effective for people with personality disorders in challenging their irrational core beliefs about themselves, others, and the world around them which promotes their healthy emotional and behavioural functioning in society.

What are the benefits of REBT for Personality Disorder?

The benefits of REBT include –

  • Reduction in anger, depression, anxiety, and distress.
  • Improvement in quality of life and health.
  • Improvement in social skills and vocational/ school performance.
  • Help clients respond in constructive ways and not in response to their irrational thoughts.
  • Help clients realize that they can control the way they respond to a situation even though they cannot control the life events directly.

How many numbers of sessions are required?

The number of sessions required differs from person to person depending on how deep rooted their irrational thinking patterns are and how long it takes to challenge and replace them in the therapy setting.

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