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Journal of Outdoor Recreation Education and Leadership

ISSN 1948-5123

3 papers in the library · 11 citations · publishing 2014-2023

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Adventure Awaits: Exploring Mindfulness Practices During Outdoor Adventures Trips

Journal of Outdoor Recreation Education and Leadership September 22, 2023 Mike Banaag, Paul T. Stuhr 2 citations

An argument can be made that integrating mindfulness practices (MPs) into Outdoor Adventure (OA) programming can help students develop and expand on a variety of social and emotional attributes, such as stress reduction, awareness of the present moment, relationship skills, and maintaining psychosocial equilibrium. However, there is a paucity of empirical inquiry that specifically aims to...

Through the Eyes of She: Exploring Women’s Stewardship and Connection to Nature Using Mindfulness and Photo Elicitation in Newfoundland and Labrador Parks and Protected Areas

Journal of Outdoor Recreation Education and Leadership September 6, 2023 Laura Bass, TA Loeffler 4 citations

Urbanization contributes to a collective disconnection from nature and an increase in mental health-related illnesses. Women were the focus for this research, as they disproportionately experience anxiety, depression, phobias, and comorbidity of conditions. This qualitative study investigated the mental health benefits of practicing mindfulness in nature, and its influence on stewardship in...

Investigating climbing as a spiritual experience

Journal of Outdoor Recreation Education and Leadership October 19, 2014 Michael F. Pond, Bruce Martin, Elizabeth Fuller Collins et al. 5 citations

This research explores the role that climbing plays in the spirituality of climbers.Twenty semi-structured interviews were conducted following the framework of phenomenology which yielded five major themes.This study identified ways in which climbing was spiritually enriching, climbing's influence on spiritual development and wellbeing, how climbing led to having spiritual experiences and the...

DOI: 10.7768/1948-5123.1262 (opens in new tab) Climbing Aesthetics Archaeology