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Trauma and Resilience in Outdoor Therapy Many of the clients in human service systems are known to be survivors of trauma (Elliott, Bjelajac, Fallot,
Wilderness therapy programs with a continuous enrollment model offer many benefits as well as challenges for those who work in the field. The majority of clients’ time is spent
The Importance of Gender-Matching between Wilderness Therapy Guides and Clients in Predicting Positive Client Outcomes Wilderness therapy guides play a unique and significant role
The Wilderness Medicine Insitute of NOLS presents a staff training about mental health issues for first aid instructors.
While the field of adventure education has grown and diversified in many ways over the past four decades, there has been an increasing call for
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