Behavior and Group Management in Outdoor Adventure Education

Alan Ewert is a Professor in Outdoor Leadership at Indiana University, USA. He has also served in the position of Branch Chief of Recreation, Wilderness, and Urban Forestry Research for the USDA Forest Service. In that position, he was involved in helping initiate the development of a social science and human well-being program in the Forest Service. He has published numerous articles on the relationship between natural settings and human health in addition to a number of books on adventure educationCurt Davidson recently received his PhD from Indiana University, USA, and studies the intersections of cognitive health, outdoor adventure, and social support. He has taught several courses at Indiana University, including graduate level Behavior Management and Adventure Education Facilitation. In addition, he has held positions as an outdoor instructor with over 12 programs including Outward Bound and Summit Adventure. His expertise in facilitation has led him to conduct multiple workshops for a variety of programs

• Foreword [Peter Steinhauser]Preface[Alan Ewert and Curt Davidson]1. Overview of the Book2. Introduction to Outdoor Adventure Education and Behavioral and Group Management 3. Therapeutic Considerations in Behavior and Group Management 4. Relevant Theories and the Application in Outdoor Adventure Education and Behavioral and Group Management 5. Selected Constructs Useful in Behavior and Group Management 6. Relevant Techniques and Their Use in the Field7. Working with Specific Populations8. Student Medication Management and Issues9. Substance Abuse, Rule Violation, and Inappropriate Behaviors10. Other ResourcesBibliography