In the coming weeks, we will be able to finalise and share with you the Guide for Therapy Centres and Vocational Training Institutions on eco-therapy for Substance Misuse Disorders. The Guide will include findings from our research in terms of…
On the 20th and 21st of September we met with our partners from Denmark, Greece, Portugal and Spain in Göttingen (Germany) for the first transnational meeting of the project. At this meeting, the partners had the opportunity to discuss the…
Eco-therapy is an umbrella term that encompasses a range of practices (Chaudhury & Banerjee, 2020). Social and therapeutic horticulture includes activities such as passive appreciation of gardens, active gardening or vegetable growing. Animal assisted therapy uses domesticated animals (e.g. dogs,…
The consortium is currently conducting research activities in each partner country. The aim is to explore the extent to which eco-therapy is part of the training programmes for trainers and educators. Each partner will collect existing initiatives and training programmes…
The project page of the Eco-Therapy project is now up and running – in future, all relevant information on the project as well as resources and results will be published there. Click here to go to the website.
We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded a new project “Eco-Therapy” on the topic of nature therapy with partners from Spain, Portugal, Greece and Denmark. The project is based in VET and aims to create innovative resources…
We have been busy! Please CLICK HERE to see the July 2016 Newsletter of the SASSI project for an update on our activities and progress. SASSI – the Silver Age Silver Sage Initiative is a European-wide project funded by the ERASMUS+…
The past 2 years have been really dynamic and very fruitful – our GEP VET team identified altogether 18 most relevant entrepreneurship competences across Europe, and on that basis created 18 trainings modules that are now available in the GEP…
The PROVIDE team invites all VET professionals to take part in our online survey. With the survey the PROVIDE team intends to get an insight into the work and learning context of VET professionals and into the competences that are needed…
On the 28th and 29th of April the second transnational meeting of the project team took place in Slovakia, Bratislava. The main discussion points at the two-day meeting were: Wrap up of desk research & primary research activities: discussion of…
The PROVIDE project team met for the two-day kick-off meeting in Göttingen, Germany. The overall aim of the meeting was to create a common understanding on the project and to plan the project activities. The project is quite complex since…