How to Plan Outdoor Adventures With Kids! With Beth Hockman, M.S.

Whether you’re planning a hike, a camping trip, or a day at the beach, this class will provide you with the tools and knowledge to make it a positive experience for the whole family. In this class, we will cover everything you need to know to make your next family outing a success. We’ll discuss different types of outdoor activities, safety tips, and how to keep your kids engaged and excited throughout the adventure. Join us and learn how to plan outdoor adventures that your kids will love!

If you are interested in attending the class, please RSVP prior to July 12th at 12:00pm by following this link. The class is free for Integrative Life Members. There is a suggested donation of $5 for non-members. Donations will go to our monthly non-profit beneficiary.

Beth Hockman, M.S. is a parent coach, educator, facilitator, TEDx speaker, and homeschool mom. Beth has been in the experiential education field for over 28 years. She uses her experience and philosophical understanding of the experiential education field to write curriculum and consult for various organizations. She has a B.S. in Social Psychology and an M.S. in Experiential Education from Minnesota State University. Beth has worked for various adventure education programs—including 18 years with Outward Bound in both the U.S. and Africa. She is one of the founders of Asheville TAASC, a youth based non-profit that combines the power of wilderness leadership and service learning into value forming experiences for young people. Beth has worked as both a High School teacher and as an Academic Director. She believes in educating the whole person. 

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