Bullying & TREC Therapy: Causes, effects and treatment

Bullying, also known as school bullying, is a serious problem affecting children and adolescents all over the world. Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy (REBT) offers an effective approach to address this problem, helping victims to overcome the traumatic effects and perpetrators to change their behaviour. In this article, ... Read more

Irrational Beliefs: The TREC Therapy and Albert Ellis Perspective

In the field of psychology, irrational beliefs are thought patterns that distort our perception of reality and can cause emotional distress. Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy (REBT), developed by renowned psychologist Albert Ellis, offers a powerful approach to challenging and changing these irrational beliefs. At TREC Psychology, we immerse ourselves in ... Read more

The Difference Between "Possible" and "Probable": Two Concepts Often Confused

In our everyday lives, it is common to use the terms "possible" and "probable" interchangeably, however, these two concepts have distinct meanings that are important to understand. At TREC Psychology, we strive to promote an accurate understanding of language and how it affects our perception of the world around us. Let's take a closer look at the difference ... Read more

TREC technique to combat our worries: The hand technique

TREC therapy has different techniques to help combat our irrational beliefs, today we explain how the hand technique can help you and what its benefits are for the patient. The hand technique We like to use the hand technique with patients who have a tendency to always look for a single explanation for any situation, but we also like to use the ... Read more

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