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  There are many good books for children of all ages and today we will look at how and when to use bibliotherapy with children. The name, Bibliotherapy comes from two words: biblio meaning books and therapy meaning to help. Bibliotherapy in traditional clinical...

  It’s been one of those days – you know what I mean. The sky was grey and the leaves were turning inside out because it was windy and raining like someone had opened the tap of a gigantic firehose. I was planning a pleasant drive on the motorbike which of...

  Okay, you’re here. The odometer has turned except this time it’s the calendar, and there’s a new year. So what? I say, as time just moves along. Of course, time and everything else moves on. We all move on, whether we want to or not. For me, the hourglass is...

  Pain, physical pain, is an odd factor in our lives. Of course, it is a signal that something needs help. All of us have experienced physical pain in one form or another but sometimes it is a very persistent visitor, clinging almost like a long-lost friend. ...

  We all have experienced the pain that comes with major deaths and losses in our lives. Yet each one of us handles loss and grief in our own way. Or do we? Are there perhaps aspects of the grieving process that are common to all of us when we suffer such...