A Monthly Group for Mental Health Professionals in the Practical and Clinical Concerns of Practicing Ecotherapy

Are You Practicing Ecotherapy and wondering…

     •  How do I best structure my on-the-land sessions?

     •  What if my client or I see someone we know during a session?

     •  What is my responsibility if my client gets hurt outdoors during session?

     •  I love Nature but is it really ethical to bring my clients outside?

     •  How much do I charge? And, Where do I bring people?

     •  What are the legal and ethical concerns of working outdoors?

Feel Isolated and Alone in Your Work?….Join this seminar to:

• Be in a supportive circle of peers and led by an experienced ecotherapist

• Learn diverse ways to practice ecotherapy

• Address complex clinical, legal or ethical issues unique to ecotherapy

• Get new ideas and treatment options for your ecotherapy cases

• Be in right relationship with Nature and the land where you hold sessions

This Seminar is for new and practicing ecotherapists who want support in clinical case consultation and managing the logistical, ethical, legal and other aspects of our wonderful, new, emerging field. Format will be case consultation with optional reading homework to spur further inquiry and discussion.

Group Schedule

The group meets seven times on the 1^st Thursday of the month from May-December: 5/4, 6/1, 7/6, 9/7, 10/5, 11/2, 12/7. (no August meeting)

Fee:  $420 ($60 per meeting).  Maximum group size is 8 participants. No drop-ins nor partial enrollment.

To Register: GO TO www.WildernessReflections.com/registration-form. Or, send payment and a letter of a few paragraph’s length describing your current ecotherapy practice and ecotherapy questions/dilemmas to David Talamo, MFT, P.O. Box 311, Fairfax, CA 94978.

Led by David Talamo, MFT