Nonprofit outdoor therapy provider Anasazi Foundation recently announced five-day wilderness intensives for parents & children, couples, teams, and individual adults. Filled with memorable challenges, wilderness skills, clinical insight, and spiritual awakenings, the courses:
- Deepen connections/build trust
- Instill self-confidence
- Improve self-care and resilience
- Re-energize and refresh
- Launch longer-term goals, care, or recovery (when needed)
Private and single-group sessions are conducted as needed, or participants can join clinician-led cohorts scheduled monthly. The process for adults starts with Anasazi's online workshop, based on Arbinger Institute's bestseller, The Anatomy of Peace. Participants receive remote individual and group coaching from an Anasazi clinician before embarking on the inspiring and distraction-free five-day trek (guided by Anasazi's highly trained TrailWalkers) in the beautiful Arizona wilderness. Teen participants can receive up to 1.5 high-school credits (in English and P.E.), and follow-up coaching and support help everyone implement the lessons learned.
The five-day intensives employ the same confrontation-free approach underlying Anasazi's respected 49-day programs.
About Anasazi Foundation:
Founded in 1988, the Anasazi Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charity using nature + nurture to help young people and adults see their greatness, strengthen relationships, and overcome difficulties. Anasazi's state-licensed and Joint Commission-accredited therapeutic programs use no force and are ideal for those struggling with conflict, depression, suicidal ideation, lack of motivation, defiance, mild mood disorders, drug/alcohol experimentation, internet addiction, entitlement, school failure, and other self-defeating behaviors. Anasazi believes everyone is born with greatness—regardless of race, orientation, identity, or spiritual beliefs. Every young person who comes to Anasazi chooses for himself/herself/themselves whether or not to participate. More than half do so with the help of scholarships. Visit anasazi.org for details. 