Category Archives: Cognitive Therapy

Unconditionally Accepting Others?

Unconditionally Accepting Others It is hard enough to unconditionally accept ourselves. Unconditionally accepting others is really difficult and may be impossible. But letting go of hating and blaming is unburdening a load that makes this life easier.

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REST – Rational-Emotive Self-Talk

Rational-Emotive Self-Talk (REST) is part of the title of a book I wrote published in Japanese in 2002. I was reminded of it when I read a blog post by “Charles” from a PTSD blog I subscribe to.

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