Growing Edge Adventures

Dikke has over thirty years of experience in clinical social work and social service administration, as well as working with children and their families using play therapy and other experiential techniques. She holds a Certificate of Mastery on Global Mental Health/Trauma and Recovery from Harvard. Dikke is currently Director of Behavioral Health a... t Outer Cape Health Services of Cape Cod and maintains a private practice. With Growing Edge Adventures, she is one of two lead program facilitators. Originally from Norway, Dikke has a love of travel and brings a global-mindedness that shapes all of our programs. Her strong belief in resiliency and the transformational power of the growing edge makes her a powerful program leader. Tina has worked as a psychotherapist and administrator for over thirty years in organizational and private practice settings. Besides working with individuals and couples, she has extensive experience in the facilitation of group workshops, training and retreats for parent groups, families, teachers, students and organizations, as well as many years of experience working with children and their families using play therapy and other experiential techniques. Because of her own personal journey to integrate the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual elements of herself, she is committed to supporting others in their process of transformational integration. Tina believes strongly in the importance of the inner journey and her ability to create a healing environment for people to take this journey is unparalleled, making Growing Edge programs a truly unforgettable and meaningful experience. Dave began his career with two years in the Peace Corps, working on rural community development with the Miskito Indians in a remote section of Honduras. After working for an additional two years as a mental health therapist he decided too many of his clients needed mental health treatment because of life experiences they should not have had to endure in the first place. He then shifted to early ...Read More