The Strength of Self-Acceptance: Theory, Practice and Research

The strength of self-acceptance : theory, practice, and research

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    Classroom and counselling strategies for teaching self-acceptance to young people. The name field is required. You may send this item to up to five recipients. SearchWorks Catalog Stanford Libraries. Editorial Reviews From the Back Cover The rationale for this book is the exploration of how different theories e.

    I guess to be seen as objective I should not comment on the chapter one of my students and I wrote, but as to the rest of it One standout was the Nielsen et al. Very practical advice for therapists working with Christian patients [as they point out, this would be basically all American therapists] on apt Biblical references for the position that God is unconditionally accepting of you, so you should adopt the same approach to yourself.

    Of the th I guess to be seen as objective I should not comment on the chapter one of my students and I wrote, but as to the rest of it Of the three terms in subtitle, authors did a better job addressing theory and practice than research.

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    In majority of chapters, few if any studies are cited. Also, as with most edited rather than single-authored books, there is quite a bit of overlap. Everybody takes a whack at defining the title term, and most chapters recap Ellis' REBT position advocating self-acceptance, differentiate it from self-esteem, etc.

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    If you read a lot about ACT, it wasn't new, but if not, you should find it a good intro. Overall an interesting collection of perspectives on an important topic. John rated it really liked it Sep 09, Prince rated it liked it Feb 24, Dina Septarini rated it liked it Feb 08, MahDha AQuhh rated it liked it May 09, Ei Chit rated it liked it Aug 15, Louis marked it as to-read May 09, Devi Aditianingsih marked it as to-read Sep 25, Nasim Rana marked it as to-read Dec 02, Adlina marked it as to-read Mar 17,