The Bibliotherapy Project is historically reviewed in connection with the staff personnel, main activities and achievements. Two Bibliotherapists present their views of the group sessions. They discuss physical facilities, therapeutic procedures and atmosphere, roles of therapist, group interaction, and other factors conducive to successful therapy. The presentation of therapeutic episodes shows the subtle psychological processes underlying the bibliotherapy. Suggestions are made in terms of the selecting of short stories, poetry and plays and conducting discussion groups. Finally, the program is evaluated by the librarian who has occupied the position of resource person and consultant to the program from its inception. (CH)