Black and white photo of a house with lush gardens.
Article, DBPR

Mental Health and Resilience in the Emily Trilogy: Emily Byrd Starr and Cousin Jimmy through the Lens of Garden Therapy

  • Yoshiko Akamatsu

Article, Peer-reviewed article, DBPR

“I Would Rather Lose Everything Else I Possess”: Love of Nature and L.M. Montgomery’s Intuitive Wellness Strategies, 1901–11

  • Sarah Conrad Gothie

Article, EPR

“I Smile for His Sake”: Unmasking Grief in L.M. Montgomery’s “Our Women”

  • Constance M. Ruzich

Article, DBPR

“Lost Laughter”: Mental Health through Nature Connectedness in Magic for Marigold

  • Heidi A. Lawrence
    Brigham Young University

Peer-reviewed article, DBPR

The Deadly Pestilence: Pain and Mourning in L.M. Montgomery’s Pandemic Life Writing

  • Michaela Wipond

Creative writing, EPR

The Other Sara: A Creative Intervention in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

  • Sameera Chawla

Article, EPR

What Anne Taught Me About Living with Tragedy and Grief

  • Lori Klein

Creative writing, EPR

The Wound of Beauty Operates in Otherwise Ways: But For Maud, 18 Ways

  • Jessica Brown