About Rex Alexander

  • Website: https://REBTinfo.com
  • Email: email
  • Biography: Rex is a blogger, REBT coach and founder of the REBTraining.com / REBTinfo.com website, admin and regular contributor to the REBTraining Facebook Group Contact: Rex@REBTinfo.com

Posts by Rex Alexander:

Posted by Rex Alexander on Thu 15 Jan 26 in Books & Media, bookshop, Uncategorized |

Windy Dryden  
[published over 200 books] is one of the leading practitioners and trainers in the UK in the Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) tradition of psychotherapy . . .

Click to read more about Dr.Dryden, leave a comment or ask a question. We LOVE hearing from YOU!

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Originally posted 2019-03-02 21:06:46.

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Posted by Rex Alexander on Thu 15 Jan 26 in Addictions, Culture, REBT & Other therapies compared, Uncategorized |

INTERNET ADDICTION Lots of people are writing and speaking about internet addiction these days. I like Tim Pool because he is a “straight-shooter.” His reports are penetrating, precise and fair. In this video Tim explores  how internet addiction is something deliberately designed and exploited by the social media giants. Well-worth your 15 minutes . . […]

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Your participation is the life blood of REBT Info!

Posted by Rex Alexander on Wed 14 Jan 26 in Uncategorized |

PLEASE JOIN IN OUR DISCUSSIONS.  YOUR QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, OPINIONS ARE THE LIFEBLOOD OF REBT Info.  WE   HEARING FROM YOU!   Originally posted 2017-07-22 21:03:57.

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Will there always be an REBT?

Posted by Rex Alexander on Wed 14 Jan 26 in Albert Ellis, REBT & Other therapies compared |

On another blog, a friend was gently ribbing me about my interest in “kooky” stuff like TaiChi and biofeedback  that has little to do with REBT-CBT. Originally posted 2013-02-28 02:06:26.

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“Word Nazis” Need Not Apply!

Posted by Rex Alexander on Tue 13 Jan 26 in REBT, z-quarterly |

How prescriptive “should” REBT be in your use of language? Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is a form of cognitive-behavioral therapy that was developed by psychologist Albert Ellis in the 1950s. REBT aims to help individuals change their irrational beliefs and attitudes to more rational ones, leading to better emotional well-being and behavior. Originally posted […]

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Are you reluctant to accept?

Posted by Rex Alexander on Tue 13 Jan 26 in Acceptance, Mindfulness, Uncategorized |

Some people, I think, are uncomfortable with the concept of “acceptance, believing  that acceptance equates to passivity, to  “resignation,” to not being proactively engaged in problem solving, in working hard to have a full, rich life. Originally posted 2014-04-10 18:13:25.

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How to Keep People From Pushing Your Buttons!

Posted by Rex Alexander on Mon 12 Jan 26 in Albert Ellis, Anger, Books & Media, bookshop, Demanding, Low Frustration Tolerance |

God knows, we all need this one these days!   Originally posted 2018-12-10 12:00:48.

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A cat has CLAWS on it’s PAWS, but a comma has pause on it’s clause!

A reader brings up some interesting questions about depression and other problems following withdrawal from dependence on benzodiazepines (related to Valium) even seven months after discontinuing use. He says that he has “PAWS (Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome)” Although this is a BIG subject, and although my response is necessarily fairly “global” and general, there are, I […]

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Posted by Rex Alexander on Sun 11 Jan 26 in Uncategorized |

We love hearing from you! Please start or join the discussion by adding your comments at the end of posts. Thanks for your support.   ~Rex Originally posted 2018-11-23 19:18:43.

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Mindfulness and REBT

Posted by Rex Alexander on Sat 10 Jan 26 in meditation, Mindfulness, REBT & Other therapies compared |

MEDITATION:   Madness or Mindfulness Or . . .  ???   Originally posted 2015-10-14 07:11:46.

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