What if the act of reading could help rewrite the stories we live by?
In this episode of The Radical Therapist, Dr. Chris Hoff sits down with bibliotherapist and narrative practitioner Mariana Casale to explore her new article, “<a href='https://poetrytherapy.eu/ejbpt/article/view/1/5'>Bibliotherapy as Narrative Practice: Reader Empowerment Through Re-Authoring Conversations.</a>”
Drawing on the work of Michael White, Alejandra Pizarnik, Foucault, and others, Casale makes a compelling case for reading literature not as passive consumption but as a co-authored, transformative act that can decenter dominant discourses, uncover “sparkling moments,” and help people reclaim agency over their life narratives.
<a href='https://marianacasale.com/'>MarianaCasale.com</a>
 
Chris Hoff PhD, LMFT
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