Poetry therapy
Poetry therapy, also known as bibliotherapy or therapeutic writing, is a form of therapy that utilizes poetry to encourage emotional expression and healing. It is typically used in conjunction with other forms of therapy to, The most frequently used poetry model has three parts and was introduced by Nicholas Mazza in the late 1970s. According to this model, poetry therapy involves three major components: receptive/prescriptive, expressive/creative, and symbolic/ceremonial. 1 Poetry therapy