Experiential Education Webinars

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Therapeutic Adventure Professional Group (TAPG) Webinar Series

About the Series: The Therapeutic Adventure Professional Group developed the annual webinar series to provide more opportunities for individuals interested in receiving additional training and education specific to working in adventure therapy and therapeutic adventure settings in a more accessible format. Each of these webinars offer two hours of training in the various core competencies required for certification as a Certified Clinical Adventure Therapist or a Certified Therapeutic Adventure Specialist. About the AEE Certification Program

UPCOMING TAPG WEBINARS

The 2025 TAPG Webinar Series Recordings

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- $70 Non Members
- $45 Members

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The 2024 TAPG Webinar Series Recordings

Purchase webinar recordings from 2024

$120 Non-Members
$80 Members

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International Conference Workshop Recordings

Access over 165 International AEE Conference Workshop recordings from 2020-2025. These workshops are a mix of online, pre-recorded and hybrid presentations.

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Cost: $100 for Non-Members, FREE for AEE Members

Members: find access through your Member Compass > Resource Library.

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The Intersection of Inclusion, Psychological Safety, and Program Risk Management

Presenters: Jose Gonzalez, Margaret Kelso, and Kim Sacksteder

Psychological safety and a sense of belonging can feel intangible and difficult to tackle on a programmatic level. The AEE Accreditation Standards are a useful tool to apply a systematic approach to your inclusion risk management practices. Strategies for meeting standards addressing inclusion and psychological risk management are explored as well as how to implement prudent legal strategies that prioritize the safety and well-being of program participants amidst the current cultural and legal climate.

Free for AEE Members | Members: find access through your Member Compass > Resource Library.

Exploring your growth areas: Improve your program by utilizing internal and external review processes

Presenters: Margaret Kelso, and Kim Sacksteder

This webinar aims to guide organizations through the process of conducting internal and external program risk management reviews using the AEE Accreditation Standards as a framework. These reviews are crucial in identifying strengths and weaknesses, fostering improvement, and mitigating risks, so check out this webinar for more information about what they entail!

Free for AEE Members | Members: find access through your Member Compass > Resource Library.

Check out over 65 FREE Webinars on our YouTube Channel

Have you missed any of our past webinars? Don't worry, they are all FREE on the AEE YouTube Channel! In an effort to provide more resources for the experiential community, we have made the entire library of past AEE Webinars from 2016-2022 FREE for all!

Browse webinars by year below:

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^{Risk Management Advances in Outdoor Adventure: A Historical Perspective from Maharashtra, India}

^{But You're Wrong: Navigating Disagreements}

^{Inside the Outhaus Connecting the Outdoor Community - Zoom Space Natural Replace?}

^{How to Use the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Field Guide}

Click for 2021 Webinars

^{How the Industry's Supply Chain is Affecting Outdoor Ed Buying}

^{Make Zoom Work for You! Tips and Tools for Facilitating on Zoom}

Click for 2020 Webinars

^{COVID-19, Where, Oh Where, is the Silver Lining? Finding Our Way Forward in the New Normal}

^{Interactive and Experiential Modalities for Online Teaching in the Time of the Pandemic}

^{Personal and Professional Mental Health Awareness in the Time of COVID-19}

^{Navigating Parenting During COVID-19 with Maurie Lung}

^{COVID-19: Risk Management, Legal and Practical Issues While Navigating Uncertainty}

^{Kikori 101: Play. Reflect. Connect. Grow.}

^{Risk Assessment & Safety Management: Making Program Decisions in the COVID-19 Era}

^{Alleviating Compassion Fatigue When Caring Becomes Difficult}

^{Mission Conservation: Using Innovative Mobile Technology to Support Conservation Learners at Home}

^{Agents of Discovery: Using Augmented Reality to Create Engaging Educational Experiences}

^{Experiential Education Online: Strategies for Practitioners}

^{Pandemic Margins: Transformative Justice during COVID-19}

^{Will We Gather Around the Campfire? - A Panel Discussion on Summer Camp Decisions}

^{Grab your compass and rotate the bezel in the direction of social justice}

^{Trauma Informed Engagement: The intersection of racism, bias and traumatic stress}

Click for 2016-2019 Webinars

^{Jeff Jackson: Training to Failure and Other Highly Unlikely and Highly Effective Training Strategies}

^{Protecting Your Client and Your Program w/ Reb Gregg}

^{When Volatile Situations Arise during Processing and Reflection}

^{Classroom Strategies that Empower Learners}

^{More Than Autism: Neurodiversity and Sensory Processing}

^{Brain Focused Strategies for Social Emotional Learning}

^{How to Build Creative Synergy in Teams}

^{RM 101: Introduction to Risk Management}

^{Building a Culture of Risk Management: The Importance of the Near-Miss}

^{When Risks Include a Lawsuit: Legal Liability Issues in Outdoor Education}

^{Bullying, Empathy, and Monkeys}

^{Unpacking Diversity: Language and Activities to Help Start your Conversation}

^{Going High When Others Go Low: How Educators Can Promote Courageous Compassion}

^{Effective Debriefing Tools and Techniques}

^{Transformational Changes in Adventure Therapy}

^{If We Were Brave: Managing Risk in Social Justice Training}

^{OOPS Current Research and Trends Webinar}

^{Serious Fun Webinar}

^{Webinar: Training with the Brain in Mind}

^{Hiring for Racial Diversity}

^{EE Foundations Module 1: What is Experiential Education}

^{What Drives EE?}

^{What Does EE Look Like in the Classroom?}

^{Lessons From the Field Pt. 1}

^{Lessons From the Field Pt. 2}

^{Lessons From the Field Pt 3}

^{Effective Communication Activities}

^{1986 Oregon Episcopal School Tragedy on Mt. Hood: What Have We Learned?}

^{Effective Communication Activities Preview}

^{Lessons from the field: Setting Boundaries}

^{Lessons from the Field}

^{Tag...You're It!}

^{Out of Our Corsets and Into the Woods}

^{Gnomes , Magic, and a Sense of Place}

^{Hiring for Racial Diversity Webinar Preview}

^{EE Foundations}

^{Experiential Education Foundations: An Online Course for Teachers}

^{Training with the Brain Webinar Preview}

^{An Exploration of Risk Management in Outdoor and Adventure Education}

^{The Developing Adolescent Brain with Respect to Education and Safety Management}

^{Creative Problem Solving: How to Innovate on Demand}

^{Moving Towards Gender Inclusive Environments}

^{AEE webinar-- Seth Leighton: The Other End of a Skype Call}

^{AEE Webinar - Wilderness to Virtual}

^{Beyond Operator Error}