Альберт Эллис - Практика рационально-эмоциональной поведенческой терапии
- Название:Практика рационально-эмоциональной поведенческой терапии
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- Год:2002
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Книга изобилует реальными примерами из практики, иллюстрирующими применение РЭПТ в различных условиях, и предназначена для клинических психологов и консультантов, а также для всех, кто по роду своей деятельности помогает людям и интересуется терапией.
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