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Richards, Kaye – Horizons, 2003
At a 2-day conference in Brathay, international practitioners and researchers met to determine a future direction for adventure therapy in the United Kingdom and internationally. Observations include the existence of "two camps"--adventure practitioners and therapists; and the need for the field to develop professional integrity and…
Descriptors: Accreditation (Institutions), Conferences, Cooperation, Foreign Countries
Higgins, Peter – Horizons, 2000
Interviews and a literature review found that outdoor recreation contributes significantly to Scotland's tourist income, particularly in rural areas; outdoor education centers are significant employers in certain rural areas; the provision of outdoor education by secondary schools has decreased in the last 20 years; and therapeutic outdoor…
Descriptors: Economic Impact, Foreign Countries, Institutional Survival, Job Development
Reed, Chris – Horizons, 2003
In the United Kingdom, no outdoor practitioner is working as a professional therapist and little formal training in outdoor therapy exists. Practice of this type requires supervision and professional accreditation. Interested undergraduates should check social work, probation, mental health, educational psychology, or occupational therapy…
Descriptors: Accreditation (Institutions), Certification, Counselor Training, Educational Needs
Batorijs, Stefan – Horizons, 1999
A trainee in psychotherapeutic counseling conducts an allegorical trip to the Greek underworld via a caving trip to demonstrate the healing and learning potential within the risk-based experience. The acknowledgement of one's fears and their origins can have a powerful effect and serve as a metaphor for transformation in other areas of life.…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Counseling Techniques, Discovery Processes, Fear