Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy for Chronic Conditions: A Clinical Perspective reviews the crucial relationship between mental health and chronic illness. The book fills a critical gap in resources for healthcare professionals, researchers, and educators. Through a comprehensive presentation, readers will be introduced to the predictive influence of irrational beliefs on the mental health of cancer, diabetic, and cardiac patients. Chapters outline the effectiveness of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) in enhancing emotional well-being and coping skills while addressing the unique challenges faced by chronically ill individuals. With evidence-based insights and case studies, this book provides readers with essential tools to navigate the complex landscape of supporting mental health in those with chronic illnesses. Explores Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) and its application in supporting the mental health of chronically ill patients Examines predictive influence of irrational beliefs on the mental health of cancer, diabetic, and cardiac patients Features evidence-based strategies and case studies that illustrate the effectiveness of REBT in enhancing emotional well-being and coping skills Discusses the challenges and mechanisms of change associated with delivering REBT to patients with chronic illnesses.