bibliotherapy वाक्य

It is an extension of bibliotherapy, a technique developed by psychiatrist Carl Menninger . ( LeCrone, Waco Tribune-Herald ) MOVED
Research also supports bibliotherapy as an intervention for a wide array of psychological issues including emotional disorders, alcohol addiction, and sexual dysfunction.
Therapists need to provide acceptance, care, and model positive attitude; providing reassurance, psychoeducation, and bibliotherapy for these clients is crucial.
The " bibliotherapy " books span categories from pop psychology to love, sex and marriage, from child care to diet and health.
Bibliotherapy can help the students in the class to learn coping skills that will help them deal with the social and emotional challenges that may occur.

The lecture series honors the memory of the School's first director, Alice Gullen Smith, known for her work with youth and bibliotherapy.
Bibliotherapy is often situated in a context where it is one of multiple interventions, and is usually grounded in a specific psychotherapeutic or psychological discipline.
After the term bibliotherapy was coined by Samuel Crothers in an August 1916 " Atlantic Monthly " article, it eventually found its way into the medical lexicon.
Advantages of bibliotherapy include teaching students to solve problems, help students cope with teasing, name calling, mockery, fears, sexuality changes, anxiety, and death.
Lahad is the former director of the Kiryat Shmona educational psychology services ( 1984 88 ), and former head of the Haifa University bibliotherapy course ( 1986 89 ).