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Considerations for Working in the Outdoors with Women Victim Survivors of Family Violence
This chapter women explores work the context of family violence and the benefits for women and child victim survivors of taking their recovery into the outdoors. Regenerate and NatureConnect, two Melbourne-based outdoor recovery programs that both utilise nature contact, adventure, and group support
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