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1. www.sciencedirect.com › science › article“It just gives people hope”: A qualitative inquiry into the ...

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   Jul 1, 2021 · The research addresses two questions: first, how do six fans in recovery from mental health challenges use Harry Potter narratives in their mental health recovery journey; and second, what elements do these fans identify as useful about the Harry Potter narratives for their recovery journey?

   • Author: Kelsey V. Tribe, Fiona Ann Papps, Fiona Calvert

   • Publish Year: 2021

2. www.forbes.com › sites › nomanazish10 Valuable Mental Health Lessons We Can Learn From 'Harry ...

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   Jul 31, 2019 · While the 'Harry Potter' series is incredibly fascinating and entertaining as a work of fiction, it also teaches us valuable lessons on mental health and well-being.

   • Author: Noma Nazish

3. sailemagazine.com › 2018 › 05What Harry Potter Had to Tell Us About Mental Health

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   May 7, 2018 · This isn’t the only thing that J.K. Rowling has described in the book with something relating to mental illness. In the fifth book, Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix, Harry is possessed by Voldemort, and Voldemort controls Harry’s thoughts, and feelings.

4. www.psychologytools.com › articles › harry-potterHarry Potter And The Therapy Tools

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   Jan 22, 2019 · Here we take a look at the role of Harry Potter in therapy, and some of the ways in which you might consider integrating discussion of Rowling’s characters into your own clinical work.

5. www.bookishelf.com › harry-potter-and-theHarry Potter and the Therapist's Couch | Harry's Mental Health

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   Mar 12, 2024 · Explore the concept of Harry Potter receiving mental health support at Hogwarts. Dive into the traumas he endured, the impact on his psyche, and the potential benefits of therapy. Discover how counseling could have transformed Harry's emotional landscape and provided him with much-needed support.

6. www.ourmental.health › stars-struggles › fromJ.K. Rowling's Battle with Depression: A Journey from Despair ...

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   Nov 11, 2024 · Role of Harry Potter in Addressing Mental Illness. The Harry Potter series tackles mental health issues in an accessible way. Characters like Harry and Luna Lovegood deal with trauma and grief, normalizing these experiences for readers. Rowling's writing reduces stigma around mental illness by presenting it as a common human struggle.

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   Do Harry Potter fans have a mental health recovery journey?

   • Given this paucity of prior research, a qualitative framework was chosen to explore the psychologically-relevant meanings that fans draw from the Harry Potter world as part of their mental health recovery journey, as it is an appropriate framework to guide research when little is known about a phenomenon (Braun & Clarke, 2013).

   “It just gives people hope”: A qualitative inquiry into the lived

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   Does Harry Potter help young people with mental health?

   • The findings emphasise the important, intuitive role that the arts play in mental health for young people. Harry Potter appears to offer a unique confluence of prevalence, magical themes, accessibility, complexity of characters, and depth of content, to provide a platform for creative bibliotherapy.

   “It just gives people hope”: A qualitative inquiry into the lived

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   Can Harry Potter bibliotherapy help mental health recovery?

   • The current study aims to address a gap in the literature around how engagement with the Harry Potter universe, in the tradition of unguided creative bibliotherapy, may allow people to derive psychologically-relevant meanings from these narratives as part of their mental health recovery journey.

   “It just gives people hope”: A qualitative inquiry into the lived

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   What is useful about Harry Potter stories?

   • Harry Potter fans described what is useful about the stories for this purpose. Fans engage with Harry Potter in spontaneous, informal, and creative ways. Therapeutic use of Harry Potter reflects current models of mental health recovery. Harry Potter seems uniquely suited to therapeutic use in mental health recovery.

   “It just gives people hope”: A qualitative inquiry into the lived

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   Does Harry Potter support recovery?

   • While some participants integrated their use of Harry Potter to support their recovery in clinical spaces, such as inpatient treatments, none explicitly turned to the series in a formal, therapeutic manner.

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   How have Harry Potter stories been used in therapy?

   • Without a doubt some of the most creative ways that the Harry Potter stories have been used in therapy are described by Dr Colman Noctor, a Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytical Psychotherapist, in his paper Putting Harry Potter on the couch . Noctor used the Harry Potter story in group psychotherapy setting with children and adolescents.

   Harry Potter And The Therapy Tools

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8. psychiatryonline.org › doi › fullAnalyst Discovers Lessons In Harry Potter’s Ordeal

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   Mar 1, 2002 · A North Carolina psychiatrist-psychoanalyst analyzes boy wizard Harry Potter. In addition to learning what makes him tick, she discovers parallels between his redemption and patients’ recovery in analysis.