Nature-Based Therapy
A Practitioner’s Guide to Working Outdoors with Children, Youth, and Families

Disappointingly insubstantial. So much of the book seems spent on long-winded explanations of common sense practices (e.g. a section on how clients may need sessions inside an office sometimes for access to writing materials or consideration for disabled clients when outside) or long-winded and repe......more

"This book is a valuable introduction to nature based therapy. The authors set a solid foundation for individual and group practices, addressing both the benefits and challenges of a clinical modality that goes far beyond just a "walk in the park". As an active wilderness guide and outdoor educator,......more

UPDATE: I HAVE NOW FINISHED THIS BOOK. MY FIVE STAR REVIEW STANDS I havent finished this yet, but I have too! much! to say! to keep providing little updates. So!! OKAY!! 1) I think where I tend to acutely disagree with the practices of ecotherapy as thus far presented is the notion of ecotherapy as a......more

I started reading this book when completing my masters capstone project which integrated nature based therapy and dialectical behavior therapy skills, and finished the book post graduation. I think this book did a great job integrating educational content of nature based therapy and ecopsychology wh......more