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All Out!: An Autobiography (Psychology),New
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This candid autobiography, the last work by renowned psychologist Albert Ellis, is a tour de force of stimulating ideas, colorful descriptions of memorable people and events, and straightforward, nononsense talk. Ellis, the creator of one of the most successful forms of psychotherapyRational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)recounts the memorable episodes of his life; discusses how he coped with emotional problems at different stages of life; describes his love life; and subjects his own selfdescription to a ruthlessly honest critique. The heart of Ellis's book is his analysis of the psychological leitmotifs that have appeared again and again throughout his life. He describes the aim of this autobiography as follows: 'As far as I can, I shall present my bad and good, stupid and intelligent, weak and strong points. Why? Because, following H. G. Wells's recommendation, I want to go as allout as I can. I want to acknowledge my idiociesand use REBT to feel sorry about but unashamed of them. I want to make the pointagain a central tenet of REBTthat all humans are fabulously fallibleincluding, of course, me. We have no real choice about this, but we can unconditionally accept ourselvesour socalled essence or beingwith our fallibility. That will momentously help us, probably encourage us to acquire unconditional selfacceptance (USA) and possibly inspire other people to give it to themselves, too.' With a concluding chapter by Ellis's widow, Debbie Joffe Ellis, describing the final years of his life, this is the definitive summation of the life and work of one of psychology's most successful thinkers and practitioners.
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