Join the OHA Ethical Principles Roundtable!

11 September 2024

Join the Outdoor Health Ethical Principles Roundtable (Online Webinar)

This webinar is for OHA members, practitioners and researchers interested in contributing to the development of a set of trans-disciplinary Outdoor Health Ethical principles and Practice standards for diverse evidence informed nature-based health and wellbeing practices.

OHA welcomes diverse evidence-informed practices and perspectives. OHA members who care about safe and ethical practice can register to contribute to the finalisation of our revised set of ethical principles and practice standards.

Revised date: Tuesday 24th September 2024

Time: 12.30pm to 2pm AEDT

To express your interest and register to participate, please RSVP here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpcOqrrjIjGtGTnSGkWduFSuuPCnmqqBLQ

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The Outdoor Health policy unit was developed by the Australian Association for Bush Adventure Therapy (AABAT) in 2018, in recognition of the opportunity to strengthen all Outdoor Health modalities under a single umbrella (not all OH practitioners identify with Bush Adventure Therapy), and the need to develop a policy unit to engage with government so that more people may benefit from evidence-informed nature-based health practices.

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