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.

Quiet moments are rare, precious gifts in a noisy world, providing necessary space for reflection, growth, and rechargin...
20/04/2026

Quiet moments are rare, precious gifts in a noisy world, providing necessary space for reflection, growth, and recharging. Embracing silence allows for deeper self-awareness, allowing us to reset and return to tasks with greater focus

18/04/2026

The analogy that feelings and emotions flow like a river is a widely recognized concept for understanding emotional health, mindfulness, and the nature of experience. Allow yourself the time to flow and heal in therapy

17/04/2026

To find a space that helps you relax and recharge, look for quiet, distraction-free environments that engage your senses in a calming way. Whether it is a physical location or a mental “happy place,” the ideal space is a sanctuary where you feel safe and comfortable enough to let your guard down.

Meet the New Wave Wild Project Team Philip StallardDirector & Adventure TherapistClinically Certified Adventure Therapis...
15/04/2026

Meet the New Wave Wild Project Team

Philip Stallard

Director & Adventure Therapist

Clinically Certified Adventure Therapist (CCAT) Registered Social Worker (CORU SW024277) Accredited Psychotherapist (APCP MBR11133), REBT/ CBT practitioner

B.A.(Hons), M.Bus. (by research), PGDip., M.S.W. PGCert, M.A

Jasmin Stallard

Director & Project Lead

B.A. Hons, PGDip., M.Ed. (Aggression Studies), M.Sc. Applied Psychology; M.Ps.S.I; GMBPsS, PGCert, M.A

Integrative Psychotherapist, REBT/CBT practitioner

Graduate member of PSI & BPS. Registered member of the Teaching Council of Ireland, & APCP.

15/04/2026

Office view today

Creating the space to recharge, reflect, and regulate
14/04/2026

Creating the space to recharge, reflect, and regulate

Jasmin StallardDirector & Project LeadB.A. Hons, PGDip., M.Ed. (Aggression Studies), M.Sc. Applied Psychology; M.Ps.S.I;...
07/04/2026

Jasmin Stallard

Director & Project Lead

B.A. Hons, PGDip., M.Ed. (Aggression Studies), M.Sc. Applied Psychology; M.Ps.S.I; GMBPsS, PGCert, M.A

Integrative Psychotherapist, REBT/CBT practitioner

Graduate member of PSI & BPS. Registered member of the Teaching Council of Ireland, & APCP.
Jasmin integrates her combined training in Education, Psychology, and Integrative Psychotherapy to her client work to create an open, person-centred therapeutic space for individual clients and groups. Delivering her client sessions in the outdoors, utilising movement and natural spaces, Jasmin’s therapeutic focus lies in supporting overall wellbeing through psychoeducation and an REBT framework.

Having a background in adult education, with experience in family learning initiatives, and more recent training in Therapeutic Play Skills (QQI L6), Jasmin’s creative use of play in outdoor sessions approach helps to support engagement, understanding, and learning.

Jasmin delivers Wild Sky (one-to-one adventure therapy) and Wild Spaces (walk & talk) programmes at New Wave Wild Project, as well as managing the day-to-day running of the service. She communicates and coordinates between New Wave Wild Project and participants, parents, carers, multi-disciplinary teams including social workers, funders and community organisations.

Jasmin was the proud recipient of the Innovation in Business (2019), and Health & Wellness (2022) categories at the Connect Kerry Women in Business Awards.

Jasmin was successful in leading and securing Ireland’s bid to host the 11th International adventure therapy conference which will be held in Kerry in 2028.

Beautiful and calm for today’s beach sessions
07/04/2026

Beautiful and calm for today’s beach sessions

Starting the week with an adventure doesn’t require an expedition; it can be a “microadventure”—a short, simple, local a...
06/04/2026

Starting the week with an adventure doesn’t require an expedition; it can be a “microadventure”—a short, simple, local adventure that makes a weekday feel special. Whether it’s nature-focused or a new skill, adding adventure early in the week can re-energize you and fuel the motivation for the week ahead

Explore and discover your path
06/04/2026

Explore and discover your path

Really enjoyed presenting this webinar University College Cork UCC College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences ...
01/04/2026

Really enjoyed presenting this webinar University College Cork UCC College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences https://www.ucc.ie/en/appsoc/community/uccsocialworkwebinars/

Moving Outside the Box – Adventure and Nature-Based Practice Through a Social Work Lens in Ireland

This engaging webinar explores a creative and innovative approach to professional practice through adventure and nature-based therapies. It highlights the work of New Wave Wild Project, a clinical therapeutic intervention service established in 2017 and firmly rooted in social work ethics and professional practice.

Over the past nine years, the organisation has evolved to integrate a dynamic blend of social work, psychology, psychotherapy, and educational practice. Social work remains the cornerstone of this adventure therapy model, with person-centred practice at its core.

Through practical examples and real-world tools, this webinar demonstrates the development of a unique adventure therapy programme. Participants will be introduced to a range of kinaesthetic and experiential tools used in everyday sessions to enhance communication, deepen learning, and support evaluation and feedback processes.

Particularly relevant for professionals working with young people and families, this session offers fresh inspiration and practical ideas that can be adapted across diverse practice settings

30/03/2026

Evening sessions in Kerry

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Garrahies
Camp

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+353896008185

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