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Developing Choice-Making Skills Grounded in an Ethic of Care Through Adventure Therapy
There is growing adventure therapy discourse on choice in trauma-informed Choice-making care and outdoor healthcare contexts, including adventure therapy ethic of care , to enhance participant agency and improve outcomes. Making choices is a nuanced and relational process shaped by cultural and soci
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