Service Directory – List your Service

As of May 2023, all providers will be required to agree to the following to hold a public listing:

  • Working to uphold AABAT’s Ethical Principles
  • Compliance with the Child safety and Vulnerable People laws of their state/territory (including an uploaded Child Safe policy)
  • Working within the legislated and ethical parameters of their scope of practice
  • Compliance with the Australian Adventure Activity Standards for outdoor activities (if relevant).

We do not charge a fee nor earn any income from the Directory. The information is offered as a free service to support the general public, referrers and the emerging sector. 

Being volunteer-based, we do not currently have capacity to assess the information provided, nor the quality of services listed. For this reason, we ask that providers submit accurate information, commit to the terms and conditions and update their information annually.  Learn more here.

Service Directory EOI Form

Service Directory EOI

Organisation email address needs to be different to individual/personal email. If you only have one email account, most providers will allow you to create an alternate (alias) email address that links to the same inbox.

EOI Acknowledgement

Find out more about AABAT

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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C/- Outdoors Victoria
PO Box 1010, Templestowe VIC 3106

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