Outdoor Therapy Interventions: Building Resilience through Nature and Health

About this event

Webinar with Dr. Christine Norton, Texas State University

In a time of increasing stress and burnout, the natural world offers a powerful, evidence-based path to healing. Join us for an engaging webinar with Dr. Christine Norton, social work professor, outdoor therapy practitioner, and researcher, that explores how outdoor therapy interventions can enhance wellbeing, foster resilience, and support mental health across the continuum of care.

Participants will deepen their understanding of the therapeutic components of outdoor therapy, develop greater awareness of nature’s benefits for physical and emotional health, and gain practical tools to integrate nature-based mindfulness into their personal and professional practices. Through a blend of research, theory, and experiential learning, this session will offer strategies for promoting resilience, reducing vicarious trauma, and cultivating sustainable wellness for both clients and clinicians.

Whether you're a mental health professional, educator, or wellness practitioner, this webinar will also create space to build community and open doors for ongoing education and growth in the field of outdoor therapy.

Registration $10. Members can always register for FREE - learn more about membership: https://www.texaschildreninnature.org/give/membership

If you are a member, please refer to your Membership Information Email to see instructions for registering

Webinar offered at 2:00 Central on November 4, 2026

Ticket Sales will end on November 3, 2026

Webinar will be recorded and available for members and registrants

A Zoom link will be emailed from a TCiNN Staff Member to registrants prior to the event

Please note - no AI note takers will be allowed into the webinars

From Texas Children in Nature Network