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Bibliotherapy as a method to ensure quality of follow up and treatment of families
dealing with neuropsychiatric disorders.
by Mariann Ekkeren Væring
Headlines
• Introduction• Bibliotherapy• The needs of families dealing with ADHD• Other relevant factors• Bibliotherapy as a method to ensure quality of
follow up and treatment of families dealing with neuropsychiatric disorders
Introduction
• Library = “The house of healing for the soul.”• What is bibliotherapy, and when and how to use it?• Method: Searching the web and personal
experience.
Bibliotherapy
• Using books to help people with various problems.
• Cognitive approach• Affective approach
• Used on an irregular and nonsystematic basis. Need for further studies. (Nilamadhab Kar)
Bibliotherapy – food for thoughts
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The needs for families dealing with ADHD
• Need for information. Symptoms, causes, associated problems, benefits of medication, side effects of medication, behavioral management, educational strategies and social skills. (Sciberras,
Iyer, Efron and Green)
• Emotional support. Why us? Acknowlegdement of difficulties. Acceptance of the condition.
Other relevant factors
• The Norwegian health department.Guidelines: Information about symptoms, causes, development, treatment and prognosis shall be provided to the patients and their families.
• ADHD and the internet. Finding the right information and understanding the information.
Russel Barkley
ADHD and the internet
Bibliotherapy as a method to ensure quality of follow up and treatment of families dealing with
neuropsychiatric disorders.
• Flexibility to suit various needs.Need for information. Emotional support. Meeting others. Individual or group. Child or adult.
• Ensuring quality and standards of information.Quality checked by professionals. Written information. Repetition.
Bibliotherapy as a method to ensure quality of follow up and treatment of families dealing with
neuropsychiatric disorders.
• Ensuring a plan for follow up with professionals.
• Can be combined with other therapies.Parent – child intervention. Writing/painting. Other media (movies/games).Read aloud.Pedagogic teaching.Social training.
Bibliotherapy – words that heal.
• https://www.thesparkhub.com/bibliotherapy