People who missed out on CHE’s ecopsychology course (which is fully booked and began earlier this month) can get a taster of what the course is all about at a Wilderness Foundation event to be held in the south of England in early June.

The eco-psychology tutors Dave Key and Mary-Jayne Rust are holding a one-day workshop on 2nd June exploring how the experience of untamed nature can have life enhancing results.

The venue and costs are still to be confirmed but it is likely the course will be held close to London and cost in the region of £40 per person for the day. Numbers will be limited to around 20 participants, so book now!

The workshop will explore the transformative power of wild places by sharing examples of the ways in which wilderness experiences have changed people – and at what those changes have then led people to achieve.

Some of the ingredients that come together to make a transformative experience will be discussed. There will be a particular focus on aspects of personal and social change, and at ways of working with those experiences, either personally or as a leader.

Of fundamental importance is the power of wilderness to encourage people to want to live sustainable lives – for the benefit of wilderness itself, but, more importantly, to meet the imperative of creating a sustainable future for all communities of life.

For more details about the workshop contact the Wilderness Foundation www.wildernessfoundation.org.uk on 01245 443073 or email < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >.