Designing bibliotherapy programs in sport: insights from Latvian coaches’ reading habits and discipline-specific engagement

Simona Upīte; Roberts Petrovičs; Nikola Anna Intlere; Jolanta Upīte

Designing bibliotherapy programs in sport: insights from Latvian coaches’ reading habits and discipline-specific engagement

Simona Upīte
, Roberts Petrovičs
, Nikola Anna Intlere
, Jolanta Upīte

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Abstract

Bibliotherapy is increasingly recognized as a method to strengthen athletes’ psychological resilience. There is little information on how bibliotherapy is viewed and used in actual coaching settings, despite its conceptual significance. This study examines key correlations between bibliotherapy experience, interest, and contextual variables in Latvian sports environments.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress 2026
Publisher	Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress
Pages	75-75
Publication status	Published - 2026

OECD Field of Science

3.1 Basic Medicine

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bibliotherapy
athletes' mental health

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Designing bibliotherapy programs in sport: insights from Latvian coaches’ reading habits and discipline-specific engagement. / Upīte, Simona; Petrovičs, Roberts; Intlere, Nikola Anna et al.
Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress 2026. Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress , 2026. p. 75-75.

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Designing bibliotherapy programs in sport: insights from Latvian coaches’ reading habits and discipline-specific engagement

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