EP85 Panel 11 – Group, Individual or Family Therapy II – Albert Ellis, Ph.D. Robert L. Goulding, M.D. Salvador Minuchin, M.D. Zerka Moreno

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Albert Ellis, PhD, American psychologist, who developed Rational Emotive Behavior in 1955. Therapy (REBT). He was a graduate of the M.A. Columbia University and American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP) awarded him M.A. He was also the founder and president of New York City.-Based Albert Ellis Institute for decades.

He is widely considered to have been one of the original originators of the cognitive revolutionary A paradigm shift is underway Psychotherapy and one of the founders Cognitive-Behavioral therapies.^[2]

A 1982 survey of US and Canadian psychologists found that he was the second most influential psychotherapist (in history)Carl Rogers The survey ranked them first Sigmund Freud Was ranked third^[3][4] (*11*)Psychology Today noted, "No individual—not even Freud himself—has had a greater impact on modern psychotherapy."^[5] 

• Albert Ellis Profile Albert Ellis.com

Robert L. Goulding MD Similar seminars and products 17

Robert Goulding, MD, One of the most prominent exponents Transactional Analysis. Along with his wife Mary Goulding, they developed an approach called Redecision Therapy. Redecision Therapy also includes unique elements based on the Goulding’s own experiences as seasoned psychotherapists. They wanted to create a psychotherapy that would be both short and highly effective, using the strengths and complementary objectives of Gestalt therapy, Transactional Analysis, and Gestalt therapy. Robert Goulding earned his M.D. In 1944, he graduated from the University of Cincinnati. He practiced general medicine until he moved to psychiatry. He founded the Wester Institute for Group with his wife Mary. Family Therapy In Watsonville, California, he was a Distinguished Life Fellow and author of two books. Dr. Goulding is an American Group Psychotherapy Association Distinguished Life Fellow. He was president of the American Academy of Psychotherapists. An extraordinarily talented therapist, he has synthesized Transactional Analysis and Gestalt into his own model, Redecision therapy.

• Redecision Therapy Addiction.com

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Salvador Minuchin (MD)., developed Structural Family TherapyThis program addresses family problems by charting the relationships among family members. or There are subsets of families. The Philadelphia Child Guidance Clinic was his directorial role. He was the first to staff the Clinic, which was only a small facility at the time. However, the Clinic has grown to be one the most respected and modelled child guidance facilities in the country.  Minuchin opened his family therapy center in New York in 1981. Minuchin retired in 1996 and the center was renamed to the Minuchin Center. Many notable books were written by Dr. Minuchin, including many classics. Mastering is his latest book. Family Therapy: Journeys to Growth and Transformation A survey of 2,600 practitioners revealed that Minuchin was one of the ten most influential therapists in the last quarter of 2007.-century.

• Site at Minuchin Center.org

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Zerka Moreno, TEP, Along with her husband J.L. MorenoPsychodrama was developed by, Zerka Since J.L., has been teaching psychodrama around the world for over 30 years Moreno's death and is recognized as a leader in further realizing his vision. Zerka T. Moreno President of the American Society of Psychodrama & Group Psychotherapy. Moreno Workshops; Honorary Member of the Board of Directors of International Association of Group Psychotherapy.

Zerka Is the coauthor-Editor of several books and articles on group psychotherapy. Also internationally recognized as a teacher, therapist, and lecturer.

• The Online ViewingZerka T. Moreno Foundation