THERAPEUTIC CAMPING FOR EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED ADOLESCENTS
Abstract
Nine emotionally disturbed adolescent boys in an out-patient program appeared to benefit from a five-day camping and canoe trip with two counselors. The experience required considerable teamwork, and group pressure successfully overcame attempts by some to avoid responsibility. The boys developed better techniques for handling interpersonal problems and developed a greater respect for themselves and their abilities.
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