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Aboriginal-Informed Outdoor Therapy: Values, Principles, and Practitioner Training in Australia
This chapter Outdoor therapy reflects Aboriginal on learnings from Practitioner training Aboriginal-informed Foundations of Outdoor and Adventure Therapy (FOAT) practitioner training courses delivered by Adventure Works Australia (AWA). Aboriginal cultural knowledge holders and non-Aboriginal practi
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