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TITLE: Bibliotherapy as an Alternative Approach to Children’s Emotional Disorders
AUTHORS: Ajayi Nathaniel Akinola
KEYWORDS: Bibliotherapy, Behavioral Disorders, Youth, Good Books, Correctional Therapy and Emotional Disorders
JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.5 No.14, August 20, 2014
ABSTRACT: The alternative approach to solving children emotional and behavioral disorders is the use of bibliotherapy. Many African youths today are undergoing traumatic democratic governance, fear of future and a crazy for materialism and books can be used to address the menace. The objectives of this paper therefore are to find out why and how bibliotherapy can be administered as a correctional therapy for children undergoing emotional and behavioral disorders. Good book selection, individual guidance and skilled therapist increase intellectual soundness of children.