Bibliotherapy: A Systematic Research Review with Social-Emotional Learning Applications.

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Title: Bibliotherapy: A Systematic Research Review with Social-Emotional Learning Applications.
Authors: Langeberg, Melinda E.1
Source: Illinois Reading Council Journal. Fall2023, Vol. 51 Issue 4, p32-45. 14p.
Subject Terms: *Bibliotherapy, *Social emotional learning, *Cognitive therapy, *Mental health services, Mental health personnel
Abstract: The article discusses the concept of bibliotherapy, a form of therapy that utilizes selected reading materials to help individuals address emotional and psychological issues, particularly in children facing trauma and mental health challenges. Topics include the historical evolution of bibliotherapy, its impact on emotional health, and its potential applications in social-emotional learning programs.
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  Data: The article discusses the concept of bibliotherapy, a form of therapy that utilizes selected reading materials to help individuals address emotional and psychological issues, particularly in children facing trauma and mental health challenges. Topics include the historical evolution of bibliotherapy, its impact on emotional health, and its potential applications in social-emotional learning programs.
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