Theoretical background
The general background of the programme is based on the work of the American psychologist and therapist Bill Plotkin. Through the last 40 years, Bill and his colleagues in Animas…
international youth work
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LIVING NATURE: nature-based practices for personal and professional development of youth workers
LIVING NATURE: nature-based practices for personal and professional development of youth workers Training course for Youth workers, funded by Erasmus + program of EU LIVING NATURE is a…
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LIVING NATURE
ERASMUS + CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS Training course for Youth workers LIVING NATURE nature-based practices for personal and professional development of youth workers Gudevica village, Bulgaria, “School in Nature” educational centre…
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Manual with methods from the project
A Handbook of practices from the training course “SPIRAL – principles for sustainable youth development rooted in Nature” This handbook was created as a result of intensive work by the…
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Video from the project
“SPIRAL – principles for sustainable youth development rooted in Nature” by the “Learning for Change” Foundation on YouTube. This is a short video that provides an inside look at the…
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The SPIRAL project was a success!
After several months of delay due to restrictions related to COVID-19, the training course “SPIRAL – principles for sustainable youth development rooted in Nature” was held successfully from 21 to…
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SPIRAL – principles for sustainable youth development rooted in Nature
SPIRAL – principles for sustainable youth development rooted in Nature SPIRAL is a project that should offer individual development to young people (especially disadvantaged and hard-to-reach groups – in particular…
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Manual from the project
Manual from the Training course “SMILE! – Positive psychology for inclusion of marginalized youth” This manual is created as a result of intensive work by participants and trainer’s team during…
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Watch the video from the project
SMILE! – Positive psychology for inclusion of marginalized youth from Learning for Change on YouTube. This is short video from the project “SMILE! – Positive psychology for inclusion of marginalized youth”. Enjoy!
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Photo gallery from the project
This is the link to the album in the Facebook with the pictures from the training – GALLERY