Ryan F. Reese, Melisa DeMeyer, Amy Hoag, L. Glass, Chris Madigan, Janeé R. Avent Harris
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ABSTRACT We examined participant experiences of the 7-week Fishing for Wellness (FFW) nature-based group counseling protocol. Eleven white adult male and female clients aged 27–73 years (M = 47.8, SD = 14.3) completed semi-structured interviews in exploring contextual factors impacting participation, self-reported change, and possible elements within FFW contributing to that change. Data were analyzed using consensual qualitative research. Participants reported expanded self-awareness, self-efficacy, connection with self and others, and nature relatedness two to three months following the group’s termination. Findings lend initial support for applying the FFW protocol when working with clients presenting with adverse life experiences.
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