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bibliotherapist

American  
[bib-lee-oh-ther-uhp-ist] / ˌbɪb li oʊˈθɛr əp ɪst /

noun

plural

bibliotherapists
  1. a professional who practices bibliotherapy.


Example Sentences

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But you don’t necessarily need a licensed bibliotherapist to tell you where to start.

From Los Angeles Times

But you don’t necessarily need a licensed bibliotherapist to find value from books or workbooks.

From Los Angeles Times

As a bibliotherapist, I’m interested in the therapeutic value stories have to offer us, particularly during times of stress.

From The Guardian

As a bibliotherapist, I am continually reminded that all forms of literature can help people in all sorts of ways.

From The Guardian

“We genuinely believe novels are a powerful thing,” said Susan Elderkin, a U.K. bibliotherapist.

From The Wall Street Journal