Have A Merry and Bright ADVENTure This Holiday Season with Katie J Trent’s Latest Release: Benefitting from Bibliotherapy
In this Homeschool Counseling Network video series, we share the benefits of bibliotherapy by chatting with authors about their work, their journeys, and the life lessons they have learned along the way.
In this episode of The Homeschool Counseling Network’s Bibliotherapy Book Club, we chat with Licensed Clinical Social Worker Katie J. Trent about her junior release, A Merry and Bright ADVENTure: A Christmas Devotional for Family, Faith, Food, and Fun.
What is Bibliotherapy?
If bibliophiles are lovers of books, I’ll bet you can guess what bibliotherapy is!
You nailed it! Using books as a medium to help facilitate the healing process in therapy.
Bibliotherapy is a form of creative arts therapy that uses literature to help you improve your life by providing information, support, and guidance through reading books and stories. Books and other written material can influence human emotions and provide wisdom, emotional connection, insight, and comfort.
Bibliotherapy: Definition, Types, Techniques, and Efficacy (verywellmind.com)
How Bibliotherapy Can Benefit Homeschooling Families
To learn more about how bibliotherapy can support you and your family on your homeschooling journey, check out our blog post here or watch our video below:
How It Works
At HCN, we believe in the benefits of bibliotherapy. Join us monthly in our private Facebook group as we chat with authors here to help support you in your homeschool.
Each month, HCN will choose a reading selection. The book choice will be announced at the beginning of the month in our private Facebook group. Group posts will feature author interviews for the featured month’s reading recommendation.
We hope to encourage healthy discussion and dialogue among members to offer encouragement and support. Members are also encouraged to recommend and discuss various bibliotherapy suggestions.
About the Author
Katie is a popular author, speaker, and homeschool mama of two. She’s also a Pinterest drop-out with a messy house and happy kids—most of the time. Katie’s mission is to inspire women to grow their faith, strengthen their families, and simplify their homeschool. In writing and speaking, Katie draws on a wealth of knowledge and experience from over a decade of counseling, ministry, and church planting.
Find Katie here: Katie J. Trent | Faith~Family~Homeschool
Author Recommendations
Do you have an author you would like to submit for consideration?
Perhaps YOU are a homeschool parent who is also an author?
Do you have some hard-earned wisdom to share with fellow homeschool parents?
How about teaching tips, personal growth stories, or words of encouragement?
Would you like to be considered as a candidate?
Then reach out and tell me a little bit about yourself!
A copy of your book must be submitted for consideration. Digital format is welcome.
Please note, this is not a book review or critique, but rather an opportunity to share your experience as a homeschool parent with other homeschool families to encourage and inspire.
Email me to submit your book for consideration: [email protected]
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Blessings,
Kimberly Bennett, LPC
Founder/CEO, The Homeschool Counseling Network, Inc.
This website is not a professional counseling website and nothing here should be construed as professional counseling advice. Although Kimberly Bennett, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor, she is not your counselor, and no counselor-client relationship is established unless she has signed an agreement with you. All information provided through this website is for informational and educational purposes only.
