Bibliotherapy
Bibliotherapy: What if we read more? (guest post by Amianne Bailey)
Because this is one of the best posts ever about aliteracy, and by an amazing friend of mine, we are re-running it today for Reluctant Readers week This post originally appeared on TLT on December 20, 2012 “If every person in this room made it a rule that wherever you are, whenever you can, you […]
My Emotional Soundtrack: What Keeps Me Sane
So the other day I talked about things that I just couldn’t go back to, even if I wanted to (if you missed it, go here). Today, I thought that I’d share things that give me comfort. It’s a rocky place out there, and while I consider myself a stable person, there are things that can […]
My Emotional Soundtrack: Things I Can’t Go Back To by Christie G
As librarians and teen advocates, we are always talking (one way or another) about bibliotherapy- giving books to a patron as a type of therapy, a way to work out their problems and issues when they may not want or cannot talk to someone about it- whether it’s drugs, death, abuse, or just questioning the […]
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