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Online and traditional mindfulness-based interventions for stress in university students: a systematic review and meta-analysis versus control conditions. [PDF]
Front PsycholWang Y, Qu W, Liu H, Peng Z, Hu Y.
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School Psychology International, 2008
Recent years have witnessed an upsurge in the therapeutic use of books. With its initial roots in psychodynamic theory, available models emphasize features of the relationship between the personality of a reader and the cognitive and affective experience offered through literature.
Kevin Ronan
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Recent years have witnessed an upsurge in the therapeutic use of books. With its initial roots in psychodynamic theory, available models emphasize features of the relationship between the personality of a reader and the cognitive and affective experience offered through literature.
Kevin Ronan
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School Psychology International, 2005
Children’s literature is a therapeutic tool for facilitating emotional growth and healing. Stories provide a catalyst for change, providing children with other perspectives and options for thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Appropriately shared stories provide opportunities for children to gain insight and learn healthier ways to face difficulties.
Ellie Young, Melissa Heath
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Children’s literature is a therapeutic tool for facilitating emotional growth and healing. Stories provide a catalyst for change, providing children with other perspectives and options for thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Appropriately shared stories provide opportunities for children to gain insight and learn healthier ways to face difficulties.
Ellie Young, Melissa Heath
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