A Clinical Insight: Interview with Dr. Ian Smith on the Practice of Psychology and Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy

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A Clinical Insight: Interview with Dr. Ian Smith on the Practice of Psychology and Rational - Emotive Behavior Therapy Based on your interview with Dr. Ian Smith, Ph.D., and your exploration of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), how do you believe REBT can be applied to modern - day mental health treatment, and what skills and qualities do you think are necessary for someone to pursue a successful career in clinical psychology? Please reflect on Dr. Smith’s insights and discuss the challenges and rewards associated with this field. Word Count Requirement: 700 - 900 words
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Running Head: Clinical Interview with Dr. Ian Smith, Ph.D. Abstract Dr. Ian Smith, Ph.D, a professional clinical psychologist was interviewed on the 8 th of August, 2007. He was asked questions on his background, career path, and qualities required for a successful trainee. They also discussed the Cognitive - therapy, Rational - emotive behavior therapy (REBT) which is Dr.Smith’s concentration in his thesis. While Cognitive - therapy history and approach was supported by an article in journal by Albert Ellis (1913 - 2007), also known as the originator of the therapy and the definition. The interview with Dr. Ian Smith, Ph.D gave a personal insight helping in a clear understanding of the role and life of a clinical psychologist.

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