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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 38 MIN

June 18th - Adventure Therapy

from The Wahl Show · host Stingray Podcast Network

In this episode of The Wahl Show, host Dr. Mike Wahl explores the transformative world of adventure therapy—a groundbreaking approach that integrates the therapeutic benefits of nature and physical activities into the healing process. With historical roots in the Outward Bound model and innovative 'tent therapy' practices in the United States, adventure therapy has evolved into a powerful method for addressing trauma, anxiety, depression, and more. Dr. Wahl is joined by Olivia Smith, a newly established adventure therapist in town, who brings a wealth of knowledge from her recent graduation in Counseling Psychology from New York University and extensive training as an outdoor adventure guide. Together, they delve into how adventure therapy works, the types of activities involved, and its profound impact on mental health. Olivia shares her insights on how nature can facilitate healing, drawing from her experience and the natural beauty of Canada's landscapes. This episode highlights the incredible benefits of combining nature's calming effects with therapeutic practices, offering a unique and holistic approach to mental health. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on The Wahl Show, on the Stingray Podcast Network and VOCM

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