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Around the world, Outdoor Therapy practices have been challenging us to question some of our deepest assumptions about healing. Who is recognised as a legitimate facilitator of change? Why are some places considered therapeutic while others are not? What makes a practice worthy of trust? This session is an invitation to creatively rethink the opportunities for therapeutic practice: we will visit different perspectives, listen from varied experiences, connect research findings, and share critical reflections in this collective exploration of where healing resides.

About the Presenter

Maria Jose (Mache) Treviño Gonzalez is passionate about outdoor experiential learning with a focus on social change. Currently a Lecturer in Outdoor Adventure Education at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David and an international consultant for community projects, Mache is dedicated to creating engaging learning environments that invite to expand the horizons of outdoor practice, building stronger connections between academic research, professional practice, and community development.

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Will Dobud - wdobud@csu.edu.au

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