Bibliotherapy can assist children and youth (3–18 years old) in healing and developing
effective coping skills after they experience trauma. The use of literature and identifying how …

Children's literature is a therapeutic tool for facilitating emotional growth and healing. Stories
provide a catalyst for change, providing children with other perspectives and options for …

Bibliotherapy in the elementary, middle, and high-school classroom is used to foster healthy
social and emotional growth in children and young adults to develop insight, a deeper …

Children who have experienced disaster are at heightened risk for psychological disorders.
They often struggle to express their feelings about the traumatic events they have endured …

First Published in 1993 Bibliotherapy provides literature for mental health professionals
which can be used with a clinical approach in helping children with problems. For those not …

Describes the process of bibliotherapy and how it can be used to teach children and youth to
cope with daily crises and life's lessons. Definition of bibliotherapy; Reasons for using …

Bibliotherapy: Helping Children Cope with Life's Challenges Page 1 KAPPA DELTA PI
RECORD ♦ FALL 2010 33 BIBLIOTHERAPY: Helping Children Cope with Life’s Challenges by …

ave you ever sat down to read a book just to get away from all of the hustles and bustles in
our~---------, lpf, eryday world? Reading can be a wonderful, stress-reducing therapy. Accord …

This manuscript addresses the impact of traumatic events on children and the relevancy of
treatment using books and stories with children in grief. It also addresses research, efficacy …

Souls in Jeopardy: Questions and Innovations for Bibliotherapy With Fiction Page 1 58 Journal of
HUMANISTIC COUNSELING, EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT ◆ Spring 2010 ◆ Volume 49 …