Wizard Wellness: Therapeutic Magic
Wizards need therapy too. How could different forms of magic help with mental health?
Wizards need therapy too. How could different forms of magic help with mental health?
Episode 37 of “Potterversity” digs into mental health, both in the wizarding world and for “Potter” readers, with a psychotherapist.
Evanna Lynch has discussed her memoir on “The Women’s Podcast” and participated in a demonstration for Humane Society International.
Flash and trigger warnings are being given a makeover by one fan-created blog.
Reading fantasy literature like the “Harry Potter” series can help people struggling with addiction and mental health issues heal.
We’ve got another morning routine to help you reach your dreams, and this one is inspired by none other than Hermione Granger herself.
Here’s a look into how the “Harry Potter” series has helped me battle my own Dementors.
Sign up for this study to help two master’s students figure out whether reading fictional stories like “Harry Potter” can help people’s mental health.
Amid a global focus on toxic masculinity, it’s good to be reminded that healthy masculinity exists and that it’s right here in Harry James Potter.
Gregory Goyle
1998
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James Potter
1998
Approximate. Exact date unknown.
Director (GoF)
Alastor Mad-Eye Moody
Rubeus Hagrid
2012
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