图书馆杂志

图书馆杂志 ›› 2025, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (408): 48-54.

• 全民阅读推广学坛 • 上一篇    下一篇

“阅读疗愈”服务的实践探索与未来思考——2024年“阅读与心理健康”学术研讨会综述

叶 丹1 王景文2 郎杰斌3 (1 杭州图书馆 2 华北理工大学图书馆 3 中国计量大学图书馆)   

  • 出版日期:2025-04-15 发布日期:2025-04-24
  • 作者简介:叶 丹 杭州图书馆,副研究馆员。研究方向:阅读疗愈、阅读推广。作者贡献:论文构思和框架设计、案例分析、论文撰写和编辑。 E-mail:272418762@ qq.com 浙江杭州 310016 
    王景文 华北理工大学图书馆,研究馆员。研究方向:阅读疗法。作者贡献:论文探讨和建议。 河北 唐山 063210 
    郎杰斌 中国计量大学图书馆(档案馆、博物馆)党总支书记、副馆长,研究馆员。研究方向:阅读文化、阅读推广。作者贡献:文献综述部分的写作与论文 探讨。 浙江杭州 310018

Exploration and Future Reflection on the Practice of “Reading Therapy” Services: Summary of the 2024 Academic Symposium on “Reading and Mental Health”

Ye Dan1, Wang Jingwen2, Lang Jiebin3 (1 Hangzhou Public Library; 2 North China University of Technology Library; 3 China Metrology University Library)   

  • Online:2025-04-15 Published:2025-04-24
  • About author:Ye Dan1, Wang Jingwen2, Lang Jiebin3 (1 Hangzhou Public Library; 2 North China University of Technology Library; 3 China Metrology University Library)

摘要:

阅读疗法作为一种集治疗、预防与发展于一体的辅助心理疗法,其突出的优势使图书馆“阅读疗愈”服务产生了深化全民阅读推广、促进社会心理健康体系建设的积极作用。为进一步推动该项服务的发展,中国图书馆学会阅读推广工作委员会2024 年“阅读与心理健康”研讨会于10 月9 日–11 日在四川大学召开。本次会议采用专家主旨报告及与会代表业务交流分享相结合的方式,围绕“阅读与心理健康实践探索”这一主题,分别从大学图书馆、公共图书馆、中小学图书馆等多类型图书馆的最新研究成果出发,展现了阅读与心理健康工作的新发展、新动态。会议促进了来自全国图书馆界的专家、学者和心理健康教育领域专业人士在阅读与心理健康领域的交流及对当代阅读疗愈服务未来发展的思考。

Abstract:

Reading therapy, as an auxiliary form of psychological therapy that integrates treatment, prevention, and development, demonstrates outstanding advantages in deepening the reading promotion among the public and promoting the development of a social mental health system through the library’s “reading therapy” service. To further promote the development of this service, the Reading Promotion Working Committee of the Chinese Library Association held the 2024 “Reading and Mental Health” Symposium at Sichuan University from October 9 to 11. The symposium combined expert keynote lectures with practical exchanges and sharing among participants, centering on the theme of “Exploration of Reading and Mental Health Practice”. Drawing on the latest research outcomes from various types of libraries, such as university libraries, public libraries, and primary and secondary school libraries, it showcased the new developments and emerging trends in the integration of reading and mental health. It also fostered dialogues among experts, scholars, and practitioners in the fields of reading and mental health education, while offering reflections on the future direction of contemporary reading therapy services.