When the Forest Reminds Us to Take Care of Ourselves
Forest Therapy for Caregivers By Giovanna Raineri Just like trees, human beings also need water, air, light, nutrients, and […]
Tea in Partnership with the Forest
By Giovanna Raineri I pause I breathe I look around What am I seeing? What am I noticing? And
HARVESTS OF AN APPRENTICE of the Earth and the Heavens
Text and all pictures by: Maria Jesus Palma Cespedes, Amazonia Cohort Patience was taught to me by the
Exploring Forest and Nature Therapy in Tourism: Practical Notes for Guides
It’s no secret that forest therapy is gaining traction, recognition as a transformative wellness program, and weaving it into the
Practicing Nature Therapy on Ice and Snow: Lessons from Antarctica
When I started preparing nature therapy sessions in the white continent, Antarctica, I knew that guiding in such extreme conditions
Journey to Lithuania
6th International Congress ISFT – Forest and Its Potential for Health Stana Luxford Oddie –
Forest Therapy for Families
My first memories of Nature were with my family, on a ranch in Valle de Bravo, a small town near
Restoration and affection, what the desert is teaching me
A wellness program with Nature Therapy in the city of Calama By María Aurora Radich “What are you noticing?”
Natalia Laverde-Bohórquez
Natalia Laverde-Bohórquez wears many hats. She is a talented conceptual photographer with a BS in Social Communication & Journalism as
Staff Spotlight: Holly Jo Walters, Director of the Trails, Spaces & Places (TSP) Certification Program
We are delighted to highlight Holly Jo Walters, the Program Director of the Trails, Spaces & Places (TSP) Certification Program.
Guide Spotlight: Debra Wilbur in Southern California
This week we sit down with a seasoned guide, Debra Wilbur, whose connection to forest therapy traces back to her
Shinrin-yoku in Japan: a journey towards the spirit
The blood pressure monitor indicates that my blood pressure is 140 80, I write it down on a technical sheet