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25.01.2022 Are you interested in Adventure Therapy? Come and join us at the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference next year, a great place to learn from practitioners from all round the world and share ideas.

24.01.2022 Tasmanian Pablo Pritchard has one helluva story to tell... Eighteen years after a catastrophic accident which left him partially paralysed, rock and mountain climber, Paul Pritchard, returned to Tasmanias Totem Pole to find out if his recovery was sufficient to finish the climb. Join Paul during his speaking tour in: Sydney on 20 June... Canberra on 21 June Hobart on 28 June Adelaide on 4 July Melbourne on 5 July Brisbane on 6 July and Launceston on Friday 11 August to hear his incredible story of determination, acceptance, grace and, ultimately, freedom. CLICK below for more info and to book tickets. #AdventureWorks

23.01.2022 Theres no doubt that Tasmania is certainly on trend right now with more and more people, from all budgets, finding the simple pleasures in this naturally wonderful part of Australia. CLICK below to read all about Tassies cheap travel, road trips, local produce, amazing beaches, bush walks and of course the Tassie Devil and other beautiful wildlife. #AdventureWorks

23.01.2022 Hiking to the summit of Cradle Mountain... a great blog from The World As I See It by Lady of the Zoos. "Climbing up Cradle Mountain is difficult. But the climb is completely worth it. Even though I found it to be one of the most physically challenging things Ive ever done, it was also among the most amazing experiences Ive ever had. To hike Cradle Mountain is a six to eight hour return; its 6.4 kilometers one way but includes lots of steep sections, with a total climb of ...600 meters..." CLICK below to read all about this amazing trek. #AdventureWorks

22.01.2022 A wonderful start to the day! This gorgeous baby platypus was having so much fun he didnt mind who was watching! Thanks to Penny Riddoch for sharing her adventures with us. #AdventureWorks... The platypus, with its duck bill and webbed feet, is a unique Australian animal. It and echidnas are the only monotremes or egg-laying mammals to be found on earth. The marsupials (mammals with pouches, e.g. kangaroos) and eutherians (placental mammals that give birth to well developed young, e.g. humans) both give birth to live young. Surprisingly, platypus are capable of many vocalisations including a soft growling sound when disturbed.

22.01.2022 Hi there, you haven't heard from us for a long while, we're not very good at using social media yet (haha).... We're very keen to share this new initiative being progressed in Australia through AABAT, and keen to hear any feedback or suggestions. Sending warm wishes your way at this surreal time.... https://www.facebook.com/103619777974361/posts/115334126802926?sfns=mo

22.01.2022 Hola! Would you mind taking a minute to help Asociacin Experientia: Terapia a travs de la aventura out? We are participating in a contest. The price: Getting... to do an 8 month long AT project with youth with psychosis concluding with a 10-day hike doing El Camino de Santiago! You can vote every day and share with your friends if you like! Thank you!

21.01.2022 Five Basic Principles of Going Lighter, with your backpack, thanks to Cam Honan from The Hiking Life. "One thing upon which everyone can agree is that hiking is substantially easier and more enjoyable, if your pack doesnt weigh the proverbial tonne. My five basic principles of Going Lighter in the wilderness are as follows (CLICK below)." https://www.thehikinglife.com//five-basic-principles-of-g/

20.01.2022 Program released! Its finally here, the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference provisional FULL PROGRAM! Get page turning now to see the extensive lin...e-up that awaits. If you havent already, book now to avoid disappointment as places are filling fast! https://internationaladventuretherapy.org/8iatc/program/ *the program may be subject to a few minor changes

20.01.2022 Program released! It's finally here, the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference provisional FULL PROGRAM! Get page turning now to see the extensive lin...e-up that awaits. If you haven't already, book now to avoid disappointment as places are filling fast! https://internationaladventuretherapy.org/8iatc/program/ *the program may be subject to a few minor changes

20.01.2022 On Track Winter Camp with Dooloomai Youth Project Inc in the foothills of Ben Lomond (applications are now open) See below for all the details. #AdventureWorks

18.01.2022 Early bird registrations open soon! On the 9th October 2017, Early Bird registrations will open for the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference! https://internationaladventuretherapy.org/8ia/registration/

17.01.2022 Employment opportunity! We are seeking experienced female BAT practitioners to help deliver a year-long tailored BAT program in support of women escaping family violence and their children. Please get in touch if of interest...

17.01.2022 We are looking forward to exploring the rich relational approaches of Narrative and Bush Adventure Therapy with you in just a few weeks time. If you are interes...ted but have not yet registered, we encourage you to register as soon as possible as we are hoping to tie up registrations by the end of the week. If you have any questions at all please get in touch. See more

17.01.2022 Volcanoes in Victoria... a great article from Australian Geographic. "Everything we see from the start of Victorias Western District to the South Australia border the hills, the lakes, the fields, the walls that fence them and often the paving on the roads that run along them is down to volcanoes. Many might be mere bumps on the horizon, but given the variety of the 400-plus volcanoes here, there are few other landscapes like it in the world." #AdventureWorks

16.01.2022 "Beginning with that day you first held the newest member of your family, you began to celebrate each miraculous moment: first smile, first word, first step. For those of us who love the outdoors, another milepost beckons: first hike." Here are some great tips for hiking with children of any age, including infants, toddlers and school children. #AdventureWorks

15.01.2022 Hi there, you havent heard from us for a long while, were not very good at using social media yet (haha).... Were very keen to share this new initiative being progressed in Australia through AABAT, and keen to hear any feedback or suggestions. Sending warm wishes your way at this surreal time.... https://www.facebook.com/103619777974361/posts/115334126802926?sfns=mo

13.01.2022 Tasmanias Cradle Mountain tops The Weekly Review list of "10 hiking holidays to stunning locations all around the world" CLICK below to read all about the worlds Top 10! #AdventureWorks

13.01.2022 How to keep safe in the wilderness. A great article by Piia Wirsu from The Examiner Newspaper, Launceston. "Autumn has brought a spate of wilderness rescues, with police responding to 11 incidents in April. As the colder weather hits, keeping safe in remote areas is increasingly important. So how do you keep safe and avoid a dangerous situation in the bush?"... CLICK below for the full article. #AdventureWorks

13.01.2022 Happy Friday to all our adventurers out there. Here are a dozen pretty special photos from all across Australia this week. We hope you enjoy and happy exploring this weekend. #AdventureWorks

12.01.2022 Ten years on. Ten years on from the national apology to the stolen generations. We the folks of Adventure Works extend our very heartfelt and conscious apology to the Indigenous people who were taken from their families and more broadly for the effects of colonisation on all indigenous folks in this country. ... We are sorry! Sorry for the culture and conscience of our colonising ancestors who thought that this was okay and were at the least complicit in these acts. Sorry that to date in many ways we of colonial ancestry consciously and unconsciously replicate practices of power and subjugation. And sorry that successive governments (in spite of some small impressive projects) have failed to find a way to broadly redress the wrong done and the wrong being done. For us the act of apology and the remembering of the national apology is important to lift these issues in our consciousness and attend to our own privilege, practices and habits. We are sincerely grateful for the rich cultural knowledge and histories that our Indigenous peoples carry and share so generously. We continue to open ourselves to learning and being pointed in the right direction towards healing and respect.

11.01.2022 5 spectacular waterfalls near Melbourne thanks to Wild Melbourne. You dont have to venture too far outside Melbourne to hear that roar of water cascading down a cliff. Whether youre after a quick pit stop, a leisurely stroll or an epic day trip here are some of the best falls close to Melbourne. #AdventureWorks

10.01.2022 In the Spotlight - Karen Field We are so pleased to have Karen Field at the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference! Karen brings over 26 years of experi...ence in developing, managing and delivering a range of evidence-based programs and services that span the public health spectrum across a range of sectors, including health (primary and mental health) and welfare, tertiary education, employment, and justice sectors. https://internationaladventuretherapy.org/8iatc/speakers/

10.01.2022 Hear AWA Director Anita Pryor speaking along with David Strayers and some really interesting callers on ABC Radio Nationals Life Matters.

09.01.2022 It was a lovely gathering of minds on Petes hill when these Vikings visited. Looking forward to seeing them again at the #8IATC later this year!

09.01.2022 If you are near the Blue Mountains or Sydney this weekend you might be interested in this event, open to all with an interest in contact with nature, wellbeing and adventure. www.aabat.org.au

09.01.2022 There are plenty of adventures and camping sites to explore in Tassie... here is a great guide from Camping Tasmania listing the significant number of Tasmanian campsites that allow dogs #AdventureWorks pic: Kimmy via Dog Friendly Tasmania

08.01.2022 Check out this Job working for the Good Samaritan Inn with us Adventure Works! If you know anyone that might be interested, get in touch with me or pass it on! It closes at the end of May.

06.01.2022 A University of Tasmania study has found that Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles prefer to remain close to where they hatched. The wedge-tailed eagle is an endangered species in Tasmania, protected by the National Parks and Wildlife Act. Eric Woehler, Convenor of Birdlife Tasmania told Australian Geographic that the results from the recent study are critical to appropriate management of the species. We need such data to manage the Tasmanian landscape and our land-use practices to ensure this magnificent species will persist into the future. he said. Dramatic words, but with so few eagles remaining in Tasmania, we need to do everything to ensure their survival. #AdventureWorks

05.01.2022 With only a few weeks to go it is likely the 8iatc will sell out. We look forward to seeing you there!

04.01.2022 Do echidnas exist because a platypus once deserted the water and evolved spines? Many experts think so. A great read thanks to Australian Geographic. #AdventureWorks

04.01.2022 Only a few more days of special rates for the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference! Get your ticket before 31 Jan to secure your get in early rate... https://internationaladventuretherapy.org/8ia/registration/

04.01.2022 Theres still ONE WEEK to secure your early bird rate for the 8IATC, get in quick! https://internationaladventuretherapy.org/8iatc/

02.01.2022 Registrations are rolling in for the #8iatc. Only one month left to register at the early bird rate so get in soon.