Citation
Mazza, N. (1999). Poetry Therapy: The Intersection of Arts and Psychology. CRC Press. This book explores the therapeutic aspects and clinical applications of metaphor, narrative, journal writing, storytelling, bibliotherapy, poetry, and related arts. It encompasses three main dimensions: (1) Theoretical foundations and practical approaches to poetry therapy in individual, family, and group settings; (2) Utilization of poetry therapy across various developmental stages with a focus on populations such as abused children, battered women, suicidal adolescents, and the elderly; and (3) Research and professional development encompassing credentialing, resource development, and educational training. Drawing from clinical theory and romantic philosophy, the book presents a unified model for poetry therapy that integrates literature in therapy, creative expression, symbols/rituals. Over the past 30 years, poetry therapy has gained formal recognition as a viable therapeutic modality practiced worldwide among diverse clientele in addiction centers, schools, nursing homes, correctional facilities.
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