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Making Peace with Imperfection
Discover Your Perfectionism Type, End the Cycle of Criticism, and Embrace Self-Acceptance
Author: Elliot D. Cohen, PhD
Perfectionism may seem like a badge of honor, but in reality it often leads to stress, worry, overload, and strained relationships. In Making Peace with Imperfection, philosopher and therapist Elliot D. Cohen, PhD, provides an essential guide for breaking free from the perfectionism trap and cultivating true self-acceptance.
Drawing on Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), Cohen reveals the ten types of perfectionism and shows how they stem from irrational beliefs. Through a practical six-step method, you’ll learn how to challenge these beliefs, release harmful self-criticism, and replace destructive patterns with compassion and balance.
This book is a roadmap to freedom from the unrealistic demands of “perfect” living—helping you embrace imperfection, reduce stress, and create a calmer, more authentic life.
“Not a one-step-fits-all approach, this book lays out ten discreet varieties of perfectionism for an individual to self-diagnose, and shows how to use a straightforward, six-step method to bring both relief and peace of mind.” — Russell Grieger, PhD
“Elliot Cohen continues to prove to be the heir to Albert Ellis… A classic self-help guidebook.” — Jon Mills, PsyD, PhD, ABPP
“An excellent, exhaustive analysis of perfectionism… I highly recommend this book for anyone whose life is diminished by a perfectionistic outlook.” — Michael R. Edelstein, PhD
“This remarkable book provides exceptionally helpful rational countermessages… Albert Ellis would consider it as close to perfect as possible in implementing his theory.” — Janet Wolfe, PhD
Elliot D. Cohen, PhD, is professor and chair of the Department of Humanities at Indian River State College, adjunct professor of clinical ethics at Florida State University College of Medicine, and director of the Logic-Based Therapy & Consultation Institute. A founder of philosophical counseling in the United States and creator of Logic-Based Therapy, he has authored numerous books and articles. He also writes for Psychology Today and has been featured in The New York Times Magazine and other major outlets.
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