How about a community sub-forum, For things that don't fit elsewhere
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How about a community sub-forum, For things that don't fit elsewhere| Gayle/boskers/guest |
Posted: Oct 28 2005, 11:43 PM
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A sub-forum for the group community would be nice. We could post things there that didn't fit in the other forums or were off the topic of Albert Ellis, REBT and CBT.
For example, through my carelessness and internet illiteracy, I have posted under three user names here --bosker/guest/gayle. In a "community forum" I could say oops, that was all me, but not all the guests are me. Perhaps I had better register. |
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| Funen |
Posted: Jan 3 2006, 11:59 PM
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Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 96 Member No.: 25 Joined: 27-December 05 |
Some thoughts came to mind earlier regarding positive action which can be taken . I was thinking if I was a stranger unfamiliar or with amere nodding aquaintance with REBT that two things are lacking on this site.
The first is where is REBT available. Certainly there are links to Jim's and the Abram's sites but surely in the whole of the USA and Europe there are not more who would come under the Friends of Albert Ellis banner. Secondly a recommended reading list. Books, pamphlets, audio material, videos. Lets make it more positive and welcoming. Funen |
 
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