Looking for AT program for 10 year old beh. management - ACT, Australia - Outdoor Education

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James Neill - UC

Oct 23, 6:36 pm

From: James Neill - UC <james.ne...@canberra.edu.au>

Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2009 09:36:14 +1100

Local: Fri, Oct 23 2009 6:36 pm

Subject: Looking for AT program for 10 year old beh. management - ACT, Australia

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Kath Mann

Oct 25, 7:16 pm

From: Kath Mann <kathleen.m...@anu.edu.au>

Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2009 16:16:03 -0700 (PDT)

Local: Sun, Oct 25 2009 7:16 pm

Subject: Re: Looking for AT program for 10 year old beh. management - ACT, Australia

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Hi,
There are a few ACT region groups who are accustomed to working with
challenging behaviour and particularly children and adolesents -
Outward Bound, and Mountain Trails (near Wee Jasper) are outdoor
adventure & education based programs and are experienced with clients
with such needs. They would be worth a try and would be able to refer
on to other providers as well. I don't know if Project Saul still
operates (near Wee Jasper) , but they also ran los of outdoor programs
particularly for those at risk of offending in the criminal justice
system (or were already known offenders).

Richmond Fellowship (http://www.rfact.org.au/adolprog.html) used to
run some outdoor adventure based programs, but may do more on demand
these days - they may also have some leads for other providers. I'm
also aware that Marymead are wanting to run their own adventure based
porgrams soon as well. They may be worth a try (http://
www.marymead.org.au/programs.html) to see where they are at with it -
they also do family-based programs that may be useful.

Sometimes the horseriding centres around the Cooma area and Snowy
Mountains offer camps for young people at risk - the link with caring
for and riding the horses in the rustic 'high country' being the key
component of the program. Might be worth a try also. Yarramba Horse
Riding Phone (02) 6453 7204.

Hope this is helpful

Cheers
Kathy Mann
kathleen.m...@anu.edu.au

On Oct 24, 9:36 am, James Neill - UC <james.ne...@canberra.edu.au>
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> An intern psychologist in the Australian Capital Territory send me this
> request - any suggestions?

> "I have a client who is interested in sending her child (aged 10) to an
> outdoor education camp. She wants the camp to teach him that he can
> survive without his mum and to learn some independence. He will likely
> be a handful for the leaders. Do you know of a group that is suited to
> behaviour management, or something similar? or if there is even a group
> in the ACT that is available for kids that young?

> My other thought was scouts, but I thought I would ask in case you knew
> of a suitable group."

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From: "James H. Moss JD" <outdoor....@gmail.com>

Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 18:54:55 -0600

Local: Tues, Oct 27 2009 8:54 pm

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