
Can you dispute a “secondary disburbance”?
A reader asks what David Burns means in Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy when he says that you cannot dispute a feeling, you can only dispute a thought. 4,213 total views, 2 views today Originally posted 2012-09-21 05:22:16.
4,213 total views, 2 views today

Get up! Stomp around! Do your disputing aloud!
This is a follow-up to my post from last month “What if you only understand your REBT process intellectually?” 1,940 total views, 1 views today Originally posted 2013-12-07 04:07:02.
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Types of disputing
Will Ross, REBT extraordinaire, explains the different types of disputing . . . 35,984 total views, 2 views today Originally posted 2013-02-07 19:47:55.
35,984 total views, 2 views today

Oh well!
Oh well! Now, that’s a deep subject! 3,414 total views, 1 views today Originally posted 2017-12-10 06:05:35.
3,414 total views, 1 views today

Disputing Overgeneralizations
A new reader asks how to dispute an “overgeneralization“ 5,196 total views, 1 views today Originally posted 2017-06-07 00:00:23.
5,196 total views, 1 views today

Difference between “rational statements” & “positive thinking” ?
56,151 total views, 3 views today Originally posted 2013-08-29 05:05:56.
56,151 total views, 3 views today

Only understand REBT “intellectually”?
What if you only understand your REBT process “intellectually”? I am not as warm & fuzzy as Will Ross is on this point . . . 4,669 total views, 2 views today Originally posted 2013-11-27 03:09:37.
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“Secondary disturbance” is not secondary in signifance.
We have been having some great discussions lately over at the REBT-CBT Forum Yahoogroup. Thm raised an honest and important question and was kind enough to allow me to re-post it here. Thanks, Thm! His question and my response follows. Your follow-up comments and questions are encouraged and welcomed. 6,493 total views, 2 views today Originally posted […]
6,493 total views, 2 views today