Courses for professionals

Bridging, research and practice - Nature-based welfare interventions

Qualification

The Outdoor Institute's course offerings focus both on how you as a professional can use nature as a resource in your work with target groups, and how your organisation can develop and embed the right content and framework for an outdoor culture.

Four perspectives

We work from the following four perspectives on the use of nature in welfare interventions:

  1. Theory and research-related knowledge
  2. Experience-based knowledge and practice
  3. Participants' own core tasks and practices
  4. Development of own practice and organisational anchoring
Evidence-based practice

Har du brug for at høre mere?

Kontakt Heiko i Outdoor Institute på tlf: 24 88 96 28 eller mail:  heiko@outdoorinstitute.dk

Be an Outdoor City!

Experience the Outdoor Capital of Denmark and develop your own city’s approach. We share our knowledge and support you in developing your Outdoor City in a facilitated and collaborative process.

The Outdoor Sustainability Approach

Learn about Silkeborg’s inclusion of sustainability in outdoor initiatives exemplified by Forces of Nature.

Courses for professionals

The Outdoor Institute’s course offerings focus on how you as a professional can use nature as a resource, and how your organization can develop and embed the right content and framework for an outdoor culture.

Development of nature-based initiatives

As a development and knowledge-sharing center, we have extensive experience in developing and implementing nature-based interventions.

The Outdoor Compass

The Outdoor Compass gives you an overview of the key elements in the development of an outdoor culture.

Evaluation of benefits

We conduct both qualitative and quantitative evaluations based on interviews, questionnaires, participant observation, etc.

Professional presentations, lectures and workshops

Knowledge sharing creates development. So please, don’t hesitated to contact us if you need knowledge about benefits of nature, outdoor health initiatives, etc.