Following growing interest at ICEM 2026 and beyond, I'm actively exploring ways to bring Mindtrek's theoretical and methodological framework into academic and clinical training contexts.

I'm developing a two-tier training framework, reflecting the different levels of responsibility involved in leading Mindtrek in different settings:

Guide-level facilitation — for certified outdoor guides and psychology students, training them to lead Mindtrek's foundational practices with general, non-clinical groups, in settings closer to forest-bathing-style nature engagement.

Clinical facilitation — for psychologists, psychotherapists, physicians, and researchers, training them to accompany patients within integrative therapy contexts, of the kind developed with the Komen Italia/Gemelli programme.

Early conversations are underway with universities interested in developing a certification pathway along these lines. If you are a psychology student, guide, clinician, or institution interested in this training framework, I'd welcome hearing from you — get in touch via the contact page.