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The Fundamentals of Outdoor Health and Bush Adventure Therapy (BAT 101)

The Fundamentals of Outdoor Health and Bush Adventure Therapy (BAT 101)

Anyone who is wanting to find out more about Outdoor Health and Bush Adventure Therapy and its foundational concepts, evidence-base, range of modalities and the different contexts within which it is practised, is invited to participate in this popular course.

The 1-day workshop will provide an introduction to Outdoor Health history, definitions, research evidence, theories, principles and practices. An overview of Australian Outdoor Health programs will be provided, including the range of target groups, models and practice frameworks that exist, and a closer look at some key program examples. Commonalities and diversities will be discussed, along with an introduction to ethics, safety and use of therapeutic frames. A resource folder of readings and contacts will be provided. No prior experience is necessary, just a sense of adventure and some comfortable clothing.

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