50 shades of blackness

2024-8-30

From darkness to light, from subject erasure to validation: personal writing by childhood victims of sexual abuse and sharing in therapeutic writing communities

2024-8-16

Writing connections as a source of significance: group poetry therapy among patients with advanced cancer

2024-8-16

From poetic fragments to a story: healing a traumatic rupture by re-assembling a fractured poem

2024-8-12

The hundreds: my pace of walking provokes my thinking

2024-8-12

The nexus of poetics and psychotherapy: a neurobiological and substrative comparative analysis

2024-8-8

Poetry in the time of pandemic: the therapeutic functionality of Covid Poetry in Corneluis Eady’s “Corona Diary” and Julia Alvarez’s “How will this pandemic affect poetry?”

2024-8-2

A curing Bible: the atmosphere of the group when using the Bible in bibliotherapeutic work

2024-8-2

An aphasic rant

2024-8-1

Understanding the nexus between rhyme, rhythm and happiness in Bengali <i>chhara</i> s (nursery rhymes)

2024-7-31

A poetic study of Afropessimism

2024-7-29

Poetry writing can enhance character formation in school students through the application of rational emotive behavior theory

2024-7-26

Character education through poetic inquiry: teaching poetry as a means of moral self-cultivation

2024-7-23

“Poetry is on its way back up”: a spoken word performer’s contribution to young people’s engagement with poetry

2024-7-20

That’s a pretty thing to call it: prose and poetry by artists teaching in carceral institutions <b>That’s a pretty thing to call it: prose and poetry by artists teaching in carceral institutions</b> , edited by Leigh Sugar, New York, New Village Press, 2023, 304 pp., $89.00 (hb), $24.95 (sb), ISBN 1613322127, 1613322119

2024-7-17

Therapeutic writing and the grieving process of mothers who experienced early pregnancy loss – narrative well-being

2024-7-8

Surviving by storytelling – a research through design exploration of online poetry and mental health workshops

2024-7-5

Depiction of dissociation and identity crisis in the novel <i>Tell Me Your Dreams</i> : a psychoanalytic analysis of the protagonist Ashley Patterson

2024-7-4

Unlocking imagination, healing hearts: a comprehensive study of more than 70 years of bibliotherapy for children

2024-6-27

A way back

2024-6-17

Expressive writing and telling and participatory action research: developing a relational ethics of practice for story-based interventions in crisis settings

2024-6-12

Knowing/ unknowing: the breath between in poetry

2024-6-10

Icarus writes: a Jungian view of writing as an internal space for the development of separation processes

2024-5-23

Poeticizing medical moods during pandemics: a cognitive psychoanalysis of COVID-19 metaphors in doctors’ poetry

2024-5-10

Illness and creative work in Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield

2024-5-3

Health and place perceptions: an educative experience combining poetry and One Health perspective in teenagers from urban vulnerable communities of Brazil

2024-5-2

Ovid. <i>Metamorphoses</i> <b> Ovid. <i>Metamorphoses</i> </b> , Trans. Stephanie McCarter, New York, Penguin Books, 2022, 567 pp., $24.69-$38.00 hardcover, ISBN: 978-0525505990, e-book, $20.91 softcover, ISBN: 978-0143134237.

2024-4-24

What is left?

2024-4-3

Schizophrenia, the creative process, &amp; the loss of self

2024-3-15

Bridging the clinical and academic through creativity and narratives

2024-3-15

Poetry and dialogic learning

2024-3-12

“Your voice brings calmness to the chaos in my mind”: exploring the uses of poetry on TikTok

2024-2-27

Confession of an angry mother

2024-2-15

Taking time to heal: poetry writing and healthcare provider burnout

2024-2-5

Children's writing – facilitating one’s internal and external communication through writing*

2024-1-29

The effect of storytelling on the anxiety of children under 18 years of age in Iran: a systematic review

2024-1-29

Book clubs as a possible approach to bibliotherapy: an L2 online book club for EFL learners

2024-1-18

“Double mirror” reflections technique: a case study in creative interactive poetry therapy (CIPT)

2024-1-2

Mindful writing: pathways to wholeness

2023-12-28

Whobodies and whobody places: milieus of mattering

2023-11-29

Found poetry, found hope: a creative and powerful method for sharing health research

2023-11-22

Storytelling and bibliotherapy: tools and techniques for children receiving therapeutic intervention

2023-11-14

Therapeutic power analysis of Rumi poems for their use in bibliotherapy

2023-10-25

The effectiveness of a manualized hip-hop and rap intervention on well-being among black emerging adult men: a multiple baseline design

2023-10-16

Poetry

2023-9-30

Poetry and COVID-19: the benefit of poetry and the <i>poetryandcovidarchive.com</i> website to mental health and wellbeing

2023-9-25

The therapeutic and scientific benefits of psychological poetry: a two-step study

2023-9-21

If My Hair Could Talk

2023-9-13

Practising creative bibliotherapy down under: understanding diverse approaches to literature as therapy

2023-9-1

The unique role of poetry in medical education

2023-7-26