EP 22: Therapeutic Benefits of Reading & Journaling with Bibliotherapist Bijal Shah

This week I’m joined by Bijal Shah. Bijal is a bibliotherapist, counsellor, author and poet. We chat about how books and journaling can be used as an effective form of therapy. Bijal explains why it’s important to figure out your personal values so you can live a happier life. If you’re after some reading tips or life advice, give this episode a listen.

More Information on Bijal:

She is the founder of Book Therapy, which offers individual, couples and group bibliotherapy, literary curation and personalised reading services. She also provides online bibliotherapy training and has trained mental health professionals, librarians, teachers and readers on using bibliotherapy through Book Therapy’s online Bibliotherapy, Literature and Mental Health course. Bijal has conducted bibliotherapy workshops for The United Nations, various corporate organisations and libraries in the UK and US.  Bijal is also the co-host of the podcast, Raising A Reader & Storyteller, designed to help parents foster and develop a love of reading and storytelling in their children.

w: www.booktherapy.io 

e: bijal@booktherapy.io 

t: https://twitter.com/therapy_book 

f: https://www.facebook.com/booktherapy1/ 

i: https://www.instagram.com/booktherapy.io/ 

t: https://www.tiktok.com/@booktherapy

EP 97: Conscious Connected Breathwork: What It Is & Isn't A Good Kind of Scary

This year I graduated with a 300 hour Breathwork training certificate. As part of this training, I carried out 24 case studies in conscious connected breathwork. In this episode I help you understand what to expect in a CCB session. I explain what conscious connected breathwork is and isn't.    I did my training with Pat Divilly on Journey The Breath  
  1. EP 97: Conscious Connected Breathwork: What It Is & Isn't
  2. EP 96: 2025 Book Reviews
  3. EP 95: Building a Creative Community for Women (Launching in January)
  4. EP 94: Chilling in a Wardrobe
  5. EP 93: Be Mindful This Christmas

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