Outside Magazine chose Evoke as a “best place to work” five years in a row for health and wellness, and we’re the only outdoor wilderness program selected. Check out photos of our typical field guide experiences.
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Field guides use their outdoor experience, people skills, and healthy-living interests to guide young people on therapeutic wilderness journeys in Southern Utah.
As a field guide, you’ll work with a small team of guides and therapists, teaching clients how to improve their lives and relationships. You’ll help Evoke clients discover that the secret of who they are is revealed in the wilderness, keeping them safe and secure on their journey of discovery. It’s a life-changing job that you’ll love.
Read what some of our field guides have to say.
Watch Evoke's Finding You podcast on The Importance of the Field Guide position.
Field Guides get a competitive wage and prior experience is recognized. Guides must first complete a paid internship. Besides getting paid to hike and camp, other benefits include:
Email, text, or call Brennan Dougherty, Assistant Field Director & Entrada Recruiter to learn more and see if being an Evoke field guide is a great fit for you.
brennan@evoketherapy.com
435.218.7782
Evoke Therapy Programs are clinically focused with Masters and Doctorate level therapists working together with Field Guides as a treatment team to create treatment plans and goals. Field Guides are empowered to be highly involved with creating a client’s personal treatment plan and assignments. Treatment plans are individualized for each participant.
Guides work in a team of four to five with a group of eight to 10 clients. The treatment team helps process the cause and effect relationship that living in the wilderness provides and guides participants in developing new choice-making skills. Evoke Field Guides focus on teaching clients how to communicate assertively and be accountable for their choices.
Outside Magazine chose Evoke as a “best place to work” five years in a row for health and wellness, and we’re the only outdoor wilderness program selected. Check out photos of our typical field guide experiences.
Wilderness Therapy has recently been the focus of some news stories and social media commentary. Visit our Wilderness Therapy in the Media page to learn more and why wilderness therapy is more important now than ever. Please feel free to reach out to our recruiter with any questions or concerns.
Email, text, or call Brennan Dougherty, Assistant Field Director & Entrada Recruiter to learn how being an Evoke field guide could be a great fit for you.
brennan@evoketherapy.com
435.218.1811
“The field guides were some of the most incredible people I’ve ever met. They were kind, understanding, and trustworthy. They made my stay at Evoke.”—former Evoke student
