New Wave Adventure Therapy

New Wave Adventure Therapy New Wave Adventure Therapy offers Professional adventure therapy in natural blue and green spaces. Kerry.

From September 2017, New Wave Adventure Therapy will begin offering programmes of adventure therapy in Co. Adventure therapy is a therapeutic intervention grounded in the disciplines of psychotherapy, counselling or social work. Adventure therapy uses outdoor adventure activities and the backdrop of refreshing natural environments to create opportunities to develop new skills and competencies, for self-reflection and therapeutic discussion.

After a fantastic week of training where we met new and exciting practitioners during our Wild Earth Adventure Therapy s...
24/01/2026

After a fantastic week of training where we met new and exciting practitioners during our Wild Earth Adventure Therapy skills training, we are invigorated once again to consider the difference that this training can offer to professionals; which in turn will bring positive impacts for young people and families across Ireland.

One of the most important things that is emphasised during of new and emerging therapists is the importance of high quality clinical supervision to avoid feeling isolated or vulnerable in professional practice. With th right support, we can make a wave 🌊 of change

Note: this serene image is titled ā€˜Peace’. It perfectly captures the paradox of adventure therapy practice: connection and isolation, simplicity and complexity, calm and detail.

Carving spoons in nature is a deeply immersive, creative process that transforms raw natural materials—often found in th...
24/01/2026

Carving spoons in nature is a deeply immersive, creative process that transforms raw natural materials—often found in the forest—into functional, unique, and personal items. It serves as a form of ā€œdigital detox,ā€ fostering a direct connection to the environment, allowing one to work with natural materials like green wood.

It has been a fantastic week meeting our latest group for Intensive Adventure Therapy Skills Training this week in Kerry...
16/01/2026

It has been a fantastic week meeting our latest group for Intensive Adventure Therapy Skills Training this week in Kerry!

We are thrilled to support the practice development of creative and dynamic professionals through this training. The purpose of this programme is to enhance the impact of our approach throughout Munster and it is already clear that the richness of skill, insight, and creativity in this group will have a lasting impact in communities across the region.

We had a phenomenal response to this opportunity to avail of funded practitioner training places through the Impact Munster Fund with , and we will be building our training offering this year to increase the impact of adventure and nature based practices throughout Ireland.

09/01/2026

As we started back into client sessions this week, I was thrilled to receive a copy of Individual Adventure Psychotherapy hot off the presses. Not only is this book composed of the writings and contributions of some of the most influential people in the world of adventure therapy who have shaped my practice and guided my understanding of this dynamic approach, my copy is signed personally with a note from each of the authors.
Although we capture impact and outcomes of our work, we rarely have opportunities to describe the detail and processes of our work. I was asked early last year to consider contributing a case study to this book, and it brings me great joy to read it again here in print, to close the chapter on ā€˜Facilitating The Experience’.

Sincere thanks to Gary Stauffer, Maurie Lung, Tony Alvarez, Kim Sacksteder, Anita Tucker, & Bobbi Beale.

In Ireland, the book is available to order from Easons & Dubray Books
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The ever expanding adventure therapists toolkit
09/01/2026

The ever expanding adventure therapists toolkit

It’s all about the process and the intentionality of the activity, that creates the results and the impacts that make a ...
08/01/2026

It’s all about the process and the intentionality of the activity, that creates the results and the impacts that make a real difference in therapy

We are delighted to offer our new and exiting Wild Roots project 2026 , clinical supervision for practitioners who are s...
08/01/2026

We are delighted to offer our new and exiting Wild Roots project 2026 , clinical supervision for practitioners who are starting to integrate the outdoors, adventure and nature connection into their practice.

Philip StallardĀ 
089 600 8185
philip@newwavewildproject.ie
www.newwavewildproject.ieĀ 

Philip Stallard is a Clinical Adventure Therapist and Director of New Wave Wild Project CLG, a non-profit adventure therapy service based in Co. Kerry.

An APCP-accredited Integrative Psychotherapist and CORU-registered Social Worker, Philip specialises in combining clinical practice with experiential, nature-based approaches through Adventure Therapy. He is qualified in Social Work, CBT, Counselling, and Psychotherapy, and is a Certified Clinical Adventure Therapist (AEE).

In 2025, Philip qualified as a Clinical Supervisor, working with practitioners from diverse backgrounds, including those integrating outdoor and nature-based methods.

He also represents Ireland on the International Association of Adventure and Nature-Based Therapies (IAANT) and serves on the committee of the UK Association of Outdoor Therapy (AOT).

www.newwavewildproject.ie

Psychotherapist Supervisors | Association of Supervisors in Ireland

Philip is an accredited supervisor with the Association of Supervisors in Ireland.

We build , stack and create our therapeutic goals and objectives for the sessions ahead
08/01/2026

We build , stack and create our therapeutic goals and objectives for the sessions ahead

03/01/2026

Happy adventures in 2026

Merry Christmas from New Wave Wild Project! Thank you to everyone who has joined us this year for a session, supported o...
24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from New Wave Wild Project!

Thank you to everyone who has joined us this year for a session, supported our work, and followed our journey.

We are taking a break for the next two weeks and we’ll be back with plenty of adventure therapy programmes, events, practitioner trainings, and more in 2026!

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The Winter Solstice which falls today  makes the shortest day and the longest night . Spend some time outside today and ...
21/12/2025

The Winter Solstice which falls today makes the shortest day and the longest night . Spend some time outside today and remember that from today the days are getting longer and brighter and the adventure is only beginning

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Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

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