bib·li·o·ther·a·py  (ˌbiblēəˈTHerəpē/)

noun

1. the use of books as therapy in the treatment of mental or psychological disorders.

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I often suggest bibliotherapy to clients as a supplement to the work we do in session.  Research has shown that bibliotherapy supports good mental health, and many of my clients find it to be an interesting, versatile, fun, easy and cost-effective treatment option .  Check out some great resources below.  You can search by keyword using the search box, by topic using a Quick Link, or explore the featured products--some of the books, workbooks, and DVDs that are most popular with current and former clients.