Several recent reviews have concluded that, while certainly not a panacea, exposure to nature and outdoor activities can improve mental health for at least some symptoms, causes, patients, and circumstances Read more…
Many analyses and reviews have concluded that, at least for some individuals in some circumstances, exposure to nature can lead to improvements in multiple mental and physical health parameters and that this applies for both contemplative and adventurous activities. Read more…
The project Reintegration Through Sport will be presented at the 15th CONFERENCE OF ATHLETIC PSYCHOLOGY. The Conference will be held from 14 to 16 December 2018 at the Amphitheater of the School of Physical Education and Sports Science in Athens. For the conference program see here: http://www.phed.uoa.gr/…/PROGRAMMA_SYNEDRIOY_-_10.12.2018_F…
Sporting Future: A New Strategy for an Active Nation
You can find here: the Data Base Collection of Good Practices and Studies
Press News See here the press release on the Reintegration Through Sport project : Press 1 Press 2 Fotis Panagiotounis Project Manager
The Reintegration Trough Sport project 4th transnational meeting will be held in Ioannina – Trikala (Greece), 20-23 November 2018, and will be hosted by the project partner University of Thessaly. The main goal of the meeting is the development of the Training Tool structure. The process to be followed will be based on the ADDIE …
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Adventure therapy, a form of experiential therapy, can be fun, exciting, and challenging. It’s a great way to learn and practice new behaviors, improve interpersonal skills, face fears, overcome personal obstacles and heal painful emotions in a safe, supportive environment. Mark Sakraida, adventure therapist at Pathways, explains more about adventure therapy and the many benefits it provides participants.
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