Does anybody read to you? I don’t mean at a public event or a poetry night. I mean the way someone read to you as a child: in bed, on the couch, just ...

Bambi and Mary Poppins are two childhood classics many of us adore. The innocence, the heart‑tugging scenes, the emotional release from the music – th...

I submitted my PhD: Moving psychoeducation and bibliotherapy from self-help to SHELF-care: A consideration of Brene Brown's books through the lenses o...

Our online Bibliotherapy book club meets the third Wednesday of every month, at 6pm AEST (Brisbane time). Open to all. Read to heal, learn and grow. R...

This is a funny story of fear and how I turned the acronym False Evidence Appearing Real into Face Everything and Rise.

My PhD research was accepted ...

Have you ever: 

1. faced a life-changing experience that created a mental well-being challenge for you, AND  
2. read one of Brene Brown’s books, AND 
...

Psychoeducation has long been a favoured intervention of mental health professionals. It is a theory that encompasses and recognises the inherent know...

Words can help, heal, hurt or hinder. Books are made up of words so therefore, books can help, heal, hurt or hinder. Some we keep as precious treasure...

PhD researcher, Megan Bayliss, is undertaking PhD research in conjunction with Type Face Books as her Industry Partner. Megan is a Social Worker inter...

Psychoeducation is one of the allowable therapies under Australia's Medicare system of community based mental health care. That  doesn't mean it is a ...