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RESOURCES

From welcome packs, to safety plans, Gippsland Adventure Therapy created a lot of processes and systems aimed at honoring youth agency and working with a human rights lens.

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"No good thing is pleasant to possess, without friends to share it.”

— Seneca, Moral Letters to Lucilius, Letter 6, “On Sharing Knowledge”

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If there's something you like here, please feel free to use it. All I ask is that you just reference where it came from.

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The Outdoor Therapy Centre for Research and Practice established to engage with therapeutic approaches that share common practices, such as place-based learning, embodied experiences, therapeutic adventure, and nature-based stress reduction.

​Our community is interested in revealing mental health practices that include nature and the outdoors as centre to the therapeutic process. This website is designed specifically for those interested in the field. We hope you find information about how outdoor therapies can bring the benefits of being outdoors into the counselling and therapy process. 

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A true acknowledgement is a recognition that we know and understand the lore about how to stay safe on Country and how to keep Country safe. I don't have this knowledge, but I am working towards living, working and playing on Country in a respectful way that works towards First Nations People gaining self-determination and decolonisation. I acknowledge that I live and work on the unceded countries of the Kurnai and GunaiKurnai People and pay my respect to all elders past and present. I also acknowledge all First Nations People and acknowledge their long unbroken connection to Country.

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