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010 $a 2019033693
020 $a9780190849764$q(pbk.) :$cUSD35.00
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035 $aNO000212262
037 $b公共圖書館臺南分區資源中心
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041 0 $aeng
050 00$aBF353.5.N37$bD34 2020
082 00$a155.9/1$222
090 $a臺南市立圖書館
100 1 $aDelaney, Megan E.
245 10$aNature is nurture :$bcounseling and the natural world /$cby Megan E. Delaney.
246 30$aCounseling and the natural world
260 $aNew York, NY :$bOxford University Press,$cc2020.
300 $axx, 257 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00$gPart I.$tCounseling with nature: an overview --$tOur connection with nature /$rMegan E. Delaney --$tEcotherapy: applied ecopsychology /$rMegan E. Delaney --$gPart II$tCounseling and nature: interventions for counselors in everyday practice --$tNature and play: ecotherapy with children /$rMegan E. Delaney --$tCounseling with nature: a reflection /$rDaniel G. Zebrowski --$tEcotherapy with adults: reclaiming relationships and reconnecting to the natural world /$rMegan E. Delaney --$tNature's expressway /$tRashmi Kamath Talpady --$tGroup work in the natural world /$rSarah I. Springer, Emmi McCauley, and Mallory Sheklian --$tSkipping stones /$rBethany Sheridan --$tIncorporating nature in schools /$rJason T. Duffy and Miranda Brumber --$tJoy of exploration: ecotherapy with middle school children /$rCory Brosch --$tNature-based interventions for the military/veteran population /$rNicole M. Arcuri Sanders and Kellie Forziat-Pytel --$tFrom combat to calm: equine therapy with veterans /$rBrooke Lichter --$tEcospirituality /$rJoanne Jodry and Merritt Reid --$tFrom the Delaware to the Ganges River /$rJessica Colucci --$tEcotherapy interventions /$rMeave Hogan and Megan E. Delaney --$tCycle of the garden /$rJonathan Yellowhair --$tHuman-animal connection /$rJill Elizabeth Schwarz --$tIntegrating ecotherapy into counselor education /$rMegan E. Delaney --$tEcotherapy in training /$rEmmi McCauley --$tBecoming an ecotherapist /$rMegan E. Delaney --$tOn being an ecotherapist /$rKristen Huber.
520 $a"Humans have long interacted with the nature world, from foraging and hunting for food to more recently, finding solace and peace in a beautiful vista. Our connection to nature runs deep in our DNA, yet our modern world has humans indoors almost 93% of the day. There is growing evidence that being in nature provides a healing elixir for physical and mental ailments. In fact, some physicians are "prescribing nature" for relief of patient's ailments. Ecotherapy, a growing but lesser known construct in mental health, describes the reciprocal relationship humans have with nature and the capacity of that relationship to build strength and provide healing. This book provides an overview of the theoretical constructs of Ecotherapy highlighting historical considerations and recent research within the discipline. Perspectives, examples and reflections are provided through the author's own experience as a former wilderness therapist and current Ecotherapist and counselor educator. Chapters include practical ways to incorporate Ecotherapy with children and adults, within schools settings, in group work and with veteran populations. Descriptions of other Ecotherapy modalities are also included, such as animal-assisted, equine-assisted, horticultural, forest bathing, green exercise and adventure based therapy. There is chapter devoted to designing an Ecotherapy course within a counseling program and finally, a chapter describing ways that a therapist can "become" an Ecotherapist. Case examples, techniques and practical and ethical considerations are provided throughout. To bring the content to life, several contributors offer stories, reflections and experiences with nature are a partner in the therapeutic relationship."--Provided by publisher.
650 0$aNature$xPsychological aspects.
650 0$aEnvironmental psychology.
653 $a知識性
653 $a多元學習