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1. Post on your blog answering this question:
What is your opinion of bibliotherapy? Do you think this is a useful way of dealing with psychological issues? If you've used yourself, or know someone who has, what books(s) would you recommend?
This week's question is submitted by Maria @ A Night's Dream of Books.
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Billy's Answer
I had no idea what bibliotherapy was until I "googled" it. Yeah, I believe reading books is great for mental health. Personally, reading has always been a stress reliever for me. Now, I don't know if reading can emotionally heal someone. I need to read more on "book therapy" before I can give a more logical opinion on the subject.
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I guess I should've looked up the proper definition too. I took it as someone reading books to help them deal with things in life or whatever is troubling them. Ultimately I think it's the person's choice rather than it being something prescribed.
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Are the books really prescribed? I would rather have a book recommended to me than prescribed.
DeleteYeah, I had to look it up too, although I should have known being a teaching assistant in a primary school! We frequently use books to help pupils process.
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I find reading helps with stress too!
ReplyDeleteSame, I didn't know what it was, had to look it up. And same, reading is great, just not sure how effective it is as therapy.
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