This book brings together the emerging literature in â Adventure Psychologyâ that supports enduring performance and wellbeing. The first section examines sustaining performance and wellbeing. The second section studies the transformative aspect of adventure.
This book brings together the emerging literature in â Adventure Psychologyâ that supports enduring performance and wellbeing. The first section examines sustaining performance and wellbeing. The second section studies the transformative aspect of adventure.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Routledge Research in Health, Nature and the Environment
Paula Reid has a Batchelor of Education (Hons) degree and graduated with a Distinction MSc in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology from the University of East London. Her organisation, 'Adventure Psychology', delivers the performance psychology of how to survive, cope and thrive during challenging times. She is based in the UK and is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Eric Brymer is a behavioural scientist who specialises in researching the psychology of adventure experiences, performance in extreme environments and the reciprocal nature of health and wellbeing from nature-based experiences. He holds a PhD in Adventure Psychology, a Master's degree in Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology and postgraduate degrees in Education and Business. Eric works with and advises governments and institutional departments. He also holds research positions in health, exercise and outdoor studies in Europe, UK and Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Adventure Psychology: Framing the Discipline Adventure Psychology - A Long Past, but a Short History Section 1: Sustaining Performance (while maintaining wellbeing) 1. The Adventurer's Mind: Exploring Mindset, Mindfulness & Wisdom 2. Adventures in Extreme Environments 3. Enduring Performance 4. Dealing with the Unknown 5. Adventure, Positive Psychology and Narrative: The Wellbeing Impacts of Answering the Call to Adventure 6. The Human-Environment Dynamic: An Ecological Dynamics Approach to Understanding Human-Environment Interactions in the Context of Adventure Psychology 7. Fear 8. Success and Failure in Adventure 9. Sisu: Answering the Call of Adventure with Strength and Grace Section 2: Transformational Impact of Adventure 10. How can Adventure Change our Consciousness? An Exploration of Flow, Mindfulness, and Adventure 11. Adventure, Posttraumatic Growth and Wisdom 12. Transformation or Transcendence: Adventure and the Sublime: A Quest for Transformation or Transcendence? 13. Giving Back to Nature: An Autoethnographic Analysis of Adventure as Transformational Adventure Psychology: Learnings and Implications
Adventure Psychology: Framing the Discipline Adventure Psychology - A Long Past, but a Short History Section 1: Sustaining Performance (while maintaining wellbeing) 1. The Adventurer's Mind: Exploring Mindset, Mindfulness & Wisdom 2. Adventures in Extreme Environments 3. Enduring Performance 4. Dealing with the Unknown 5. Adventure, Positive Psychology and Narrative: The Wellbeing Impacts of Answering the Call to Adventure 6. The Human-Environment Dynamic: An Ecological Dynamics Approach to Understanding Human-Environment Interactions in the Context of Adventure Psychology 7. Fear 8. Success and Failure in Adventure 9. Sisu: Answering the Call of Adventure with Strength and Grace Section 2: Transformational Impact of Adventure 10. How can Adventure Change our Consciousness? An Exploration of Flow, Mindfulness, and Adventure 11. Adventure, Posttraumatic Growth and Wisdom 12. Transformation or Transcendence: Adventure and the Sublime: A Quest for Transformation or Transcendence? 13. Giving Back to Nature: An Autoethnographic Analysis of Adventure as Transformational Adventure Psychology: Learnings and Implications
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