Bibliotherapy as a Counseling Adjunct: Research Findings

Frederick A. Schrank · Dennis W. Engels

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Counselors have been prompted to use bibliotherapy, but recommendations for using the technique are rarely based on published research. This article reviews the effectiveness of the technique and is intended to help counselors draw implications for using bibliotherapy in their professional practices.

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