
Can TeleHealth be Experiential? Absolutely…
In the last few days, all of the facebook groups for therapists have had a consistent focus… TeleHealth solutions are choppy, impersonal and getting used
In the last few days, all of the facebook groups for therapists have had a consistent focus… TeleHealth solutions are choppy, impersonal and getting used
If you found out today that you were going to be assigned to work with a new co-therapist, my guess is that you would probably
Passion – Adventure Therapy It’s 6:00am and my watch alarm goes off. My instant reflex is directly to the button that silences the cacophony happening
The final element of archetypal adventure is the use of Limitations for individuals or the group. “Limitations” refers to the little rules that facilitators use
From Metaphor to Magic In my previous post (Action into Metaphor) I talked about how Action Archetypes can be a great way to find a
Archetypal Actions in Adventure Therapy By now, if you’ve been following this blog, you might be seeing a theme. It’s my belief that adventure activities
My last post discussed the way that I approach the invention, adaptation and conceptualization of Adventure Activities. I proposed that adventure activities follow a universal
I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how to tweak, tune and even invent activities so they work better for my clients. At some
I mentioned in my last post that I only have a few back pocket activities that I use regularly. It’s an evolving list of tried
I have a confession to make. When it comes to facilitation and adventure therapy activity selection, I only have about five or six back pocket