Utilizing Bibliotherapy To Help Children Make A Connection To What They Are Feeling, Thinking, Or Experiencing Chronicles of A Play Therapist

Bibliotherapy is a therapeutic technique that incorporates books and pretty much any literature, depending on your creativity, into the play therapy session with children, adolescents, adults, families, and even couples. Utilizing storytelling through fiction and non-fiction books can be very therapeutic and symbolize nurturing, depending on how you incorporate it. Bibliotherapy is adaptable and can be used by mental health professionals and parents to help clients improve social, emotional, and behavioral functioning. On today’s podcast, Althea T. Simpson shares how mental health professionals and parents use bibliotherapy to improve children’s social, emotional, and behavioral functioning.

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