High 5® is committed to providing affordable, quality workshop experiences that develop your program and technical skills in a learning environment that is supportive and fun. Our professional staff takes pride in sharing their wealth of combined knowledge and practical experience with clients.
Specifically, the High 5 staff is interested in developing what we call “thinking practitioners.” Now more than ever, as the adventure field continues to grow and develop, there is a greater need for highly skilled people who can apply their knowledge in demanding and ever-changing situations.
Skilled people are the backbone of any adventure program. Here at High 5, our primary goal is to help practitioners develop the skills that will build a strong and safe program.
If you are unable to register for a workshop at this time, simply contact our registrar, Corey Grout at cgrout@high5adventure.org, to add your name to a Workshop Wishlist. Include your name, workshop(s) of interest with dates, and any questions. We recommend the Wishlist option if you aren’t in a position to officially register at the moment. We look forward to hearing from you. Be well and stay in touch!
Join us for the 22nd High 5 Annual Symposium on Saturday, April 5th, 2025! It’s a great coming together of adventure professionals who love to have fun, share, and learn. This 1-day event is your opportunity to reconnect, recharge, and reignite your passion for adventure learning and network with like-minded adventure practitioners.
High 5 Adventure Learning Center offers professional learning workshops and training that are productive, engaging, and impactful. Our offerings are rooted in our 25 years of experience, all in the pursuit of bringing adventure and experiential learning to schools, businesses, therapeutic agencies, and recreation programs.
These concepts are found to have an impact and relevance across our training sessions with corporations, therapeutic agencies, educators, and recreational facilities. Our facilitation staff recognizes that connection, emotions, and reflection topics transcend audience type, and are timeless in their relevance.
Connecting with others is more important than you might think. Social connection can help to lower anxiety and depression, help us regulate our emotions, lead to higher self-esteem and empathy, and improve our immune systems and well-being! So let’s get connected through play! We’ll lead you through a sequence of activities that will allow us to learn about each other, strengthen existing connections, and build empathetic relationships. You’ll leave this workshop ready to start building your own–more connected–community.
Activities that solicit a range of emotions and spark conversations are crucial – now more than ever. This workshop is for educators who want activities and skills to deepen connections with their groups and expand their SEL repertoire for talking about emotions. We’ll share effective group problem solving initiatives, quick check-in activities, and reflection tools that work in any setting.
Reflecting and debriefing are terms used in the adventure/experiential education realm as an opportunity to connect lessons just learned to the outside world. This has most commonly been done by the facilitator asking questions and the participants sharing their thoughts. This workshop aims to give both ideas and activities to help facilitate discussion within your class to make the learning stick.
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Custom and virtual (online) training options are available at our site or yours. Below is a sample list of what we offer:
Contact us at info@high5adventure.org to learn more!
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