Natalia Tukhareli | OLA Super Conference

Natalia is the Director of Library & Information Services at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC). Her professional experience includes service in libraries and non-profit organizations, teaching in post-secondary institutions, and scholarly research in various fields of the humanities and social sciences. Since 2010, Natalia has developed and implemented a number of bibliotherapy-based reading programs to promote well-being and resilience to diverse groups of people, including African children and women living with HIV/AIDS, marginalized populations in Toronto, and the staff of a community hospital.

Bibliotherapy in Canada

This panel discussion will examine Bibliotherapy, how it has been conceived historically, different approaches taken toward implementation, current applications and practices in different contexts, the place librarians have in delivery of services, and what the next steps toward more comprehensive Bibliotherapy practice might be in Ontario and nationwide. Handouts Presentation1 Presentation2 Presentation3 Presentation4 Handout If you attended this session, please complete a brief session evaluation here.

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Natalia Tukhareli
Director, Library and Information Services, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College

Sessions with Natalia Tukhareli