Forest Bathing | Forest Therapy Walk - Remotely Guided

A guided Forest Therapy walk is a celebration of nature and human connection helping us to relax, recharge, improve our moods and concentration, boost our immune system functioning, experience the felt experience of aliveness, slowing down, getting new insights, being naturally creative... and then bringing all of this with a big smile back home to our daily life.

The guide, certified by the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy, will help you slow down, get into your senses and your own body to support your experience of connecting with nature and your self, using a technique called the Standard Sequence of Invitations. The Art of Shinrin-yoku is a profound way of deepening the connection with yourself, with others and the big whole of nature. Its effects on our well-being and sense of connection are said to be similar to the effects of a more-day hiking trip in nature. More about the practice: https://waybackhome.info/en/home

***This is a remotely guided walk. You can join with your device from any nearby nature where you live - a forest, park, garden or even from your own living room sitting at a window and just having your house plant or pet with you. It all works and it's all been tested and proven. The guide will be guiding you from a beautiful nature spot in the Netherlands. One day before the event, you will receive a Zoom link to join, together with a few simple tips on how to join and what to prepare. The only thing you need is your device and earbuds/headphones, and a little nature!***

Please not that these walks are being guided from several beautiful locations and forests in the Netherlands, these vary per walk.

Language: The remotely guided walks are being guided in English, with participants joining from all over the world.

Note: Due to local weather conditions, a scheduled walk can be postponed to another date. In that case, you'll receive a message with alternative dates to choose from.

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Photo credits: Kat Mertens, Andrienne Wildeman, Claudio Lamoglia