In an updated and expanded edition of this introduction to ecotherapy, Joe Hinds and Hayley Marshall explore how this growing area of practice is developing.
Divided into four parts, this collection brings together a range of international expert voices in the field, exploring theoretical perspectives, unpacking the latest research and providing a wealth of illuminating practice and training examples. A number of chapters are dedicated to the authors' own experiences of the positive psychological effects of contact with nature.
New to this edition-
e Incorporates up-to-date content and research throughout the chapters.
e New contributing authors add a wealth of international experience and knowledge to the core areas of theory, research, practice and education, including voices from Israel, Sweden and the US.
e Includes a brand new section on education, looking at how ecotherapy principles can be incorporated into training programmes and supervision.
e New chapters look at indigenous approaches to nature-based therapy, spiritual ecological practice, systemic practice and working with families.
This is an ideal textbook for counselling and psychotherapy students new to the subject as well as experienced professionals wanting to expand their understanding of this fast-paced area of study and practice.