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The Institute for CENT is committed to producing a range of books on Cognitive Emotive Narrative Therapy. So far - in December 2011 - four books have been written, and one adopted, as follows:
In this manual, I want to do two things: (1) To present a basic understanding of the Rational-Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT/CBT) approach to dealing with anxiety’; and (2) To provide a set of exercises for you to do so that you can learn how to analyze your problems with anxiety; identify solutions; and implement those solutions so as to eliminate your anxiety. In that way, you can become your own “counsellor”, in the area of anxiety and fear, because you can learn to fix your own emotional and behavioural problems. For further information, please go to How to control your anxiety... ~~~
The Institute for CENT agreed to publish this somewhat fictionalized memoir of childhood in Ireland because of its psychologically curative potential. All humans live within stories, and stories are the medium through which we understand ourselves and each other. And some stories contribute greatly to our emotional development and maturity. For further information about this book, see this memorir of childhood in Ireland ~~~
The purpose of this book is to teach the reader what stress is, and how to combat
it. It is written in the form of a self-help manual, with spaces for self-reflection exercises. However, it could also be
used by counsellors, counselling students, and interested others, as a means to learn, understand and present the CENT approach to
Stress Management in counselling, coaching and therapy contexts. ~~~
CENT e-book No.2: CENT Counselling: How to apply Cognitive Emotive Narrative Therapy in Counselling and Self-help This is a popular introduction to the theory and practice of Cognitive Emotive Narrative Therapy (CENT), which is a highly effective new philosophy of life, and psychological system of therapy. For further information on this book, please click here.~~~
Byrne, J. (2010) Therapy after Ellis, Berne, Freud and the Buddha: the birth of Cognitive Emotive Narrative Therapy (CENT). Hebden Bridge: The Institute for CENT. For
further information on this book, please click here. ~~~ Forthcoming Books on CENT There are also three other books on applied CENT in the pipeline: 4. How to Control Your Anger: A holistic/CENT approach. By Dr Jim Byrne. Hebden Bridge: I-CENT publications. Description: This book is presently being expanded and rewritten. 5. Think Your Way to Improved Self Confidence. By Dr Jim Byrne. Heben Bridge: I-CENT Publications. Description: This book is currently scheduled for complete revision. 6. How to Stop Worrying and Feeling Anxious. By Dr Jim Byrne. Hebden Bridge: I-CENT Publications. Description: This book is currently scheduled for complete revison and rewriting. ~~~ Pamphlets 1. The social and emotional nature of the human individual. CENT Pamphlet No.1. July 2010. ~~~ ♣ For information about the nature of CENT counselling, please take a look at 'What is CENT?' ♣ Or, take a look at the Counselling and therapy all over the world... page ~~~ |
CENT e-book No.1: The Theoretical Grounding of CENT