Psychological Resilience & Adventure Training – Day or multi-day activities are designed to introduce members to an enjoyable but unfamiliar environment. Placing the team in stressful and adverse like situation while rotating through various positions on board will see them use a range of adaptive coping strategies to deal with ever changing situations and conditions.
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Risk - AT requires participants to experience and overcome their fear of injury and/or death. Without risk, activities lose their value and interest. The higher the skill level of participants, the greater the need to increase the level of difficulty and therefore (usually) the level of associated real risk. There must never be unjustified risk in any activity. Risk is managed through standard Army processes in the form of military risk management (MRM).
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