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Books Help Kids’ Hearts
The Bibliotherapy Project exists to empower parents, teachers, and anyone who works with kids a loving means to foster their children’s emotional wholeness and mental health through picture books.
Bibliotherapy is the intentional use of books to gently grow children’s hearts and give them the emotional resources to face life’s inevitable tough times. It supplements clinical therapy, and can stand alone for a child who does not need professional counseling.
The Bibliotherapy Project is Taking a Break
Today I’ll share: What is happening (and not happening) at the Bibliotherapy Project Why the change What you can do instead NOTE: The information and other materials presented by The Bibliotherapy Project are for informational purposes only, and are not intended to substitute for medical or mental health advice. Taking a Break The global pandemicContinue reading “The Bibliotherapy Project is Taking a Break”
Quote of the Week #ThursdayThoughts
We–children and adults–can always use a little inspiration. That’s why I want to share some of my favorite quotes from and about books as they relate to the heart and the human spirit. Some of these quotes are by authors who write for older audiences, and some of them come directly from beloved children’s bookContinue reading “Quote of the Week #ThursdayThoughts”
Mama and Daddy Bear’s Divorce – Book Review
What The Bibliotherapy Project loves about this book (Scroll down for book description) This book gently describes the Dinah’s new life once her parents announce they are getting a divorce. The story addresses Dinah’s sadness and her wish that everyone could be in the same place. In the end, the story emphasizes that her parentsContinue reading “Mama and Daddy Bear’s Divorce – Book Review”
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