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Ep. 136: Cinematherapy: The Breakfast Club
Ep136: Cinematherapy: The Breakfast Club
It is once again time for the monthly Bibliotherapy/Cinematherapy spotlight. This month, Heather and Gabriel explore the 1985 John Hughes classic “The Breakfast Club”.
While it was released over 30 years ago, the plight of the teens depicted in the movie remains relevant today. From cliques and fears to social challenges and pressures, this movie covers the teen experience and can be a useful tool in dialoguing with clients and families.
We would love to hear your thoughts! Join the conversation by emailing [email protected]
It is once again time for the monthly Bibliotherapy/Cinematherapy spotlight. This month, Heather and Gabriel explore the 1985 John Hughes classic “The Breakfast Club”.
While it was released over 30 years ago, the plight of the teens depicted in the movie remains relevant today. From cliques and fears to social challenges and pressures, this movie covers the teen experience and can be a useful tool in dialoguing with clients and families.
We would love to hear your thoughts! Join the conversation by emailing [email protected]
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Ep136: Cinematherapy: The Breakfast Club
It is once again time for the monthly Bibliotherapy/Cinematherapy spotlight. This month, Heather and Gabriel explore the 1985 John Hughes classic “The Breakfast Club”.
While it was released over 30 years ago, the plight of the teens depicted in the movie remains relevant today. From cliques and fears to social challenges and pressures, this movie covers the teen experience and can be a useful tool in dialoguing with clients and families.
We would love to hear your thoughts! Join the conversation by emailing [email protected]
It is once again time for the monthly Bibliotherapy/Cinematherapy spotlight. This month, Heather and Gabriel explore the 1985 John Hughes classic “The Breakfast Club”.
While it was released over 30 years ago, the plight of the teens depicted in the movie remains relevant today. From cliques and fears to social challenges and pressures, this movie covers the teen experience and can be a useful tool in dialoguing with clients and families.
We would love to hear your thoughts! Join the conversation by emailing [email protected]
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