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  • Pre-conference program Nr.3 "Girl-power: Resilience Training”

    Krimulda

  • Pre-conference program Nr.1 "Your life river and you in there"

    Cēsis - Sigulda

  • Pre-conference program Nr.2 "Complex trauma informed practice"

    Sigulda


  • GATE round table


  • Breakfast


  • Registration


  • Grand opening


  • Keynote speaker Alexander Rose: Old wood or young shoots? A provocative conversation about nature and therapy


  • Lunch


  • Where wild things grow: Friluftsterapi as a preventative, health promoting, and sustainable method for children


  • Beyond the stories we tell ourselves: Implicit theory and a proposed research agenda for outdoor therapies


  • Processing combat-related experiences through reconnecting veterans to personal and interpersonal resilience


  • (Dis)Connect to better understand - Adventure and Wilderness Therapy for youth with disabilities


  • You can run but you can't hide - The effect of our different roles as outdoor group therapists


  • Emotional Availability


  • Challenges and possibilities of adventure within different age groups


  • To grow a tree needs the forest. Working with metaphors. The connection between your own tree and the forest.


  • Awaken creativity with forest bathing for everyone


  • Dinner


  • GATE Talent Show: Honoring Latvia with Creativity and Gratitude


  • Breakfast


  • Keynote speaker Denise Mitten


  • Using Outdoor Adventure Activities (OAA) as a resilience building intervention with female youth


  • An Exploration of Practitioner Identity


  • A complex trauma informed adventure therapy checklist


  • Searching for connection within boundaries, working with adolescents in a psychiatric context


  • Connecting with oneself as a first and necessary step in growth and change


  • Exploring Digital Technology as a Tool for Nature Connection in Outdoor Therapeutic Engagament


  • Combining experience with evidence - appreciating the benefits of nature to better protect it


  • Addiction, Attachment & Adventure - Exploring the potential of residential adventure/wilderness therapy programs


  • Supporter days' - How to use nature in the psychiatric treatment of a child and his context


  • We are the stick, you set the bar


  • Outdoor Therapy in Scottish Areas of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD)


  • Lunch


  • The combination of walking interview and image-elicited interview to monitor an Adventure Education program


  • Developing Horizons: Fostering Sustainable Practices in Outdoor Therapy and Nature for Mental Health


  • The practical use of natural elements to regulate the nervous system - from theories to action


  • A resilience supervisor attitude using "Rock and Water"


  • Geodiverse


  • Forest bathing and wellbeing


  • Happy teacher


  • Collaborating with Female Youth and Practitioners to Co-Design an Outdoor Adventure Activity (OAA) Intervention


  • Animal Assisted Interventions in Norway in 2024: Adventure cats as therapy animals, for public health


  • Slackline as a tool for AT


  • Adventure Therapy Latvia - network story


  • Dinner


  • GATE “FuckUP NIGHT”: Embracing Failure and Growth in Adventure Therapy


  • Breakfast


  • Keynote: Using Latvian traditional sauna rituals as a form of adventure therapy could be a fascinating and culturally im


  • FUTURE-LAB, what desired possible futures?


  • The role of Adventure Therapy in bridging together indigenous wisdom and better mental health


  • The Discovery Project


  • Just like an “Hymn to life”: preliminary results from the evaluation questionnaire of an Adventure Therapy program


  • Different way of doing - Climbing as a support for therapy for people with disabilities


  • One Step Behind - On Dialog and Dialogical Adventure Therapy


  • Place-Based, Interdisciplinary Learning as pedagogy for training developing nature and adventure-based therapists


  • River of life - A tool to help social work students?


  • Expanding Adventure Therapy: Helping Relationships Thrive


  • Experiential learning in and with nature


  • Lunch


  • Pathfinder: an individual long-term Adventure and Nature therapy program for young adults


  • Collaborating with Female Youth to Co-Design an Outdoor Adventure Activity (OAA) Intervention


  • The importance of involving fathers of neurodivergent boys in nature-based treatment – and how to do it


  • Being at our best: practitioner and practice wisdom in Adventure Therapy


  • Therapeutic intent in adventure expeditions


  • How do you use the pathways to nature connection?


  • Navigating Choice in Outdoor Therapeutic Contexts


  • Play School


  • Forest Bathing for LGBTQIA+ People and Our Allies


  • Meditative archery - Japanese Kyudo


  • Language About the Natural Environment


  • Final dinner


  • Breakfast


  • Panel debate


  • Un-Conference


  • Lunch


  • Closing ceremony


  • GATE Round table

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