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A Longitudinal Assessment of Treatment Outcomes in Outdoor
Behavioral Healthcare. Russell,
K. C. (2002).
Technical Report 28, Idaho Forest, Wildlife, and Range
Experiment Station, Moscow ID. Available from the University of
Idaho-Wilderness Research Center.
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Assessment of Treatment Outcomes in Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare.
Russell, K. C. (2001). Technical Report 27, Idaho Forest,
Wildlife, and Range Experiment Station, Moscow ID. Available from
the University of Idaho-Wilderness Research Center.
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Article ]
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Studies of the use of wilderness for personal growth, therapy,
education and leadership development: An annotation and evaluation.
Moore, T. & Russell, K. C. (2002). Available from the
University of Idaho-Wilderness Research Center, Moscow ID USA. [Article]
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Perspectives on the wilderness therapy process and its relation to
outcome. Russell, K. C. & Phillips-Miller, D. (2002).
Child and Youth Care Forum, 31(6), 415-437. [
Article
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Exploring
how the wilderness therapy process relates to outcomes.
Russell, K. C. (2001). Journal of Experiential Education,
23(3),170-176. [Article]
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What is
wilderness therapy? Russell, K. C. (2001). Journal of
Experiential Education, 24(2),70-79. [Article]
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Definitions, common practice, expected outcomes, and a nationwide
survey of programs. Russell,
K. C. & Hendee, J.C. (2000). Outdoor behavioral
healthcare: Technical Report 26, Idaho Forest, Wildlife, and Range
Experiment Station, Moscow ID. Available from the University of
Idaho-Wilderness Research Center. [Article]
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Social and economic benefits of a U.S. Wilderness Experience Program
for Youth-at-Risk in the Federal Job Corps. Russell,
K. C, Hendee, J.C. and Cooke, S. (1998). International Journal of
Wilderness, 4(3) 32-38.
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How
wilderness therapy works: An examination of the wilderness therapy
process to treat adolescents with behavioral problems and
addictions. Russell, K. C. and Hendee, J.C. and
Phillips-Miller, D. (2000). In Cole, D., McCool, S. Eds. 2000.
Proceedings: Wilderness Science in a Time of Change, Missoula, MT,
May, 1999. Proc. RMRS-P-00. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Rocky
Mountain Research Station. (Peer Reviewed). [Article]
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Wilderness therapy as an intervention and treatment for adolescents
with behavioral problems. Russell, K.C. & Hendee, J.C.
(1999). In Watson, A, Aplet, G. and Hendee, J. Eds. 2000. Personal,
Societal, and Ecological Values of Wilderness: 6th World Wilderness
Congress Proceedings on Research, Management and Allocation Volume
II, Proc. RMRS-P-00. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain
Research Station. (Peer Reviewed). [Article]
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The
theoretical basis, process, and reported outcomes of wilderness
therapy as an intervention and treatment for problem behavior in
adolescents. Russell, K.C. (1999) Unpublished doctoral
dissertation, College of Natural Resources, Moscow, ID 83844-1144. [Article]
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The
wilderness experience program industry in the United States:
Characteristics and dynamics. Friese, G. Hendee, J. and
Kinziger, M. (1998). Journal of Experiential Education, May/June
1998, 21(1) 40-45. [Article]
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Wilderness
Experience programs for personal growth, therapy, education and
leadership development: There extent, social-economic and ecological
impacts and natural resource policy implications -- A five year
program of research by the university of Idaho wilderness research
center. Hendee, J. (2000) Available from the University
of Idaho-Wilderness Research Center. [Article]
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