Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: WomanEllis (1991b, 1994b, 2001b) believ translation - Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: WomanEllis (1991b, 1994b, 2001b) believ Arabic how to say

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Woma

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Woman
Ellis (1991b, 1994b, 2001b) believes there is a strong biological component to
obsessive-compulsive disorders. He attributes this disorder to deficient neurotransmitters
(especially serotonin). Although Ellis suggests medication, he also
works with individuals who demand absolute and perfect certainty. His approach
to those with obsessive-compulsive disorders is to show them that perfect
certainty does not exist and to challenge their belief systems. The following is
a brief description of a woman with an obsessive-compulsive disorder to whom
Ellis has applied REBT.
I see one now who has both the need for certainty and also awfulizes about her child
being switched for another child right after she gave birth. She demands a 100%
guarantee that her child wasn’t switched, which, of course, she can’t have. Although
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الوسواس القهري: امرأةويعتقد إيليس (1991b, 1994b, 2001b) هناك أحد مكونات بيولوجية قوية إلىاضطرابات الوسواس. أنه يعزو هذا الاضطراب إلى قصور أجهزة الإرسال العصبية(لا سيما السيروتونين). على الرغم من أن تقترح إيليس الدواء، أنه أيضايعمل مع الأفراد الذين يطالبون باليقين المطلق والكمال. نهجهلأولئك الذين يعانون من اضطرابات الوسواس أن تظهر لهم أن الكمالعدم وجود اليقين وتحدي تلك النظم العقائدية. أن القائمة التاليةوصف مختصر لامرأة مع اضطراب الوسواس القهري الذينوقد طبقت إيليس ريبت.أرى المرء الآن الذين على حد سواء الحاجة إلى اليقين، وأيضا أوفوليزيس عن طفلهاويجري تبديل لطفل آخر الحق بعد ولادتها. وقالت أنها تطالب بنسبة 100%ضمان أن لم يكن تحول طفلها، الذي، بطبيعة الحال، وقالت أنها لا يمكن أن يكون. على الرغم من أن
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Woman
Ellis (1991b, 1994b, 2001b) believes there is a strong biological component to
obsessive-compulsive disorders. He attributes this disorder to deficient neurotransmitters
(especially serotonin). Although Ellis suggests medication, he also
works with individuals who demand absolute and perfect certainty. His approach
to those with obsessive-compulsive disorders is to show them that perfect
certainty does not exist and to challenge their belief systems. The following is
a brief description of a woman with an obsessive-compulsive disorder to whom
Ellis has applied REBT.
I see one now who has both the need for certainty and also awfulizes about her child
being switched for another child right after she gave birth. She demands a 100%
guarantee that her child wasn’t switched, which, of course, she can’t have. Although
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