Bibliotherapy for Health and Wellbeing: An Effective Investment

June Shenton Turner

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Bibliotherapy activity in Essex is described and the development of bibliotherapy in the UK reviewed, drawing on an audit prepared for Arts Council England and the Museums, Libraries, and Archives Council in 2006. There is a focus on book prescription but also covered is the use of creative literature to promote health and wellbeing, and the filtering of information on prescription by some UK library services. Edited version of a paper presented at the Reading Critical conference, State Library of Victoria 11-12 April 2008.

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