The roles and tasks of an Adventure and Nature therapist are dependent on the contexts and frameworks of the fields of work and action in which they operate (e.g. as a specialist therapist or a complementary therapist).

This training explores the competencies of mental health professionals and covers experience-specific skills and contents. These are the main competencies you will develop in this training:

• Knowledge and skills regarding clinical disorders, abnormalities, and dysfunctional behaviors, and their treatment options, including their possible impacts during adventure therapy interventions.

• Process design and process support for individuals and groups within the therapeutic relationship, including the therapeutic atmosphere. This includes knowledge, skills, and competencies for interdisciplinary cooperation and collaboration; risk and safety management; and a knowledge and understanding of relevant legal matters.