Three approaches to psychotherapy
Subtitle: Part III : Albert Ellis
By: [produced and directed by Everett L. Shostrom]
Contributors: Psychological Films, inc; Psychological & Educational Films
Series: CED 610 (NU course); PSY 340A (NU course; PSY 340B (NU course); PSY 426 (NU course);  PSY 427 (NU course); PSY 429 (NU course); PSY 437 (NU course);  PSY 621B (NU course);  PSY 623A (NU course); PSY 623B (NU course); PSY 631A (NU course);  PSY 631B (NU course);  PSY 632A (NU course);  PSY 632B (NU course);  PSY 653 (NU course)
Publisher: Psychological & Educational Films
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Corona Del Mar, CA
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Rational emotive behavior therapy; Psychotherapy
Other titles: Three approaches to psychotherapy I.; Albert Ellis
Description: Albert Ellis' approach, Rational Emotive Psychotherapy, deals primarily with the client's thoughts and how the client views life events.  Ellis challenges Gloria's absolutes, her "awfulizing" and "catastrophizing", that make her feel so dissatisfied with herself and that sabotage her relationships with others.  He tells her that the irrational things she says to herself cause her negative feelings and her consequent behaviors.  She begins to discover that by correcting her irrational thoughts she can reverse their consequences.  Dr. Albert Ellis. gives his summation of the effectiveness of the interview. Producer Everett Shostrom introduces the film, and in conclusion, discusses with Gloria her experiences with the three therapists-- Rogers, Perls and Ellis.
Notes: "A film series produced by Psychological Films."

Filmed and edited by Rod Yould.

DVD.

Closed-captioned.
Table of contents: title: Series introduction by producer , Dr. Everett L. Shostrom; title: Introductory remarks by psychotherapist, Dr. Albert Ellis; title: Dr. Ellis interviews Gloria; title: Closing remarks by Dr. Ellis; title: Series closing remarks by Dr. Shostrom; title: Dr. Shostrom and client Gloria discuss the three sessions.