Bibliotherapy: Find Websites

An international organization that deals with the professional matters and ethics of bibliotherapy and poetry therapy.

A non-profit organization that provides education, advocacy, and support for individuals affected by mental illness and their families.

A national and international organization that promotes poetry therapy.

An organization to take action to create a happier world.

A website that examines the relationship between comics and healthcare, exploring how they come together and interact.

Page on mental health that is managed and maintained by the SAMHSA, a branch of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Available in multiple languages.

Provides resources and support for individuals affected by mental illness. The information on the website is regularly reviewed and updated by a team of mental health professionals and experts.

Each May is "Mental Health Awareness Month." National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) provides resources and information on mental health.

A resource that provides mental health resources and works to end the stigma.

Web-based and print resources on the topic of bibliotherapy.

An introduction to bibliotherapy and its uses.

Verywell mind site on bibliotherapy.

Background information on using bibliotherapy.

BookTherapy list

Goodreads

A thoughtful list of books to read with various mental health issues.

Goodreads

A blog site of children's picture books that improve a child's mental health. The books are organized in helpful categories, such as adoption, bullying, and friendship.

BookTherapy list

Goodreads

An extensive report by the University of Liverpool on Shared Reading Groups and the impact of literature.

A guide created by the Department of Veterans Affairs for VA clinicians, administrators, peers, and veterans. This guide includes information about bibliotherapy resources that can serve as supplements to treatment, including book lists and more.