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?” […]
Reflection
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
Forest Bathing in December: Deep Rest and Reflection
December begins a time of deep rest and reflection, a time to wipe the slate clean and clear out the
Guiding My Way Back: A Harvest Project
Before embarking on my healing journey that the ANFT certified guiding course was a HUGE part of, I was running
Historic Visit to the Birthplace of Shinrin-Yoku in Japan
In October of this year, the ANFT co-hosted a Shinrin-yoku tour of Japan where guides from around the world came
ANFT Guides Recognized by the San Antonio Light Award
ANFT-certified guides Laura Allen and Courtney Crim were recently recognized as one of the San Antonio Light award recipients –
Intimacy in Nature: Accessing Care through Direct Experience
Cover ID: Access Intimacy in Nature with Summer touching the water Photo credit: Summer Lajoie @listeningpines Now more
Finding Multiple Truths in Worlds of Sound and Silence
NAVIGATING AS A DEAF PERSON WITH SEVERAL IDENTITIES: Being born and growing up in what I thought of as two
How Nature Connectedness Can Support Us Through Bereavement
The beautiful thing about grief is that it stems from our ability to truly love so profoundly, that our loss
Why Are We So Tired?
In The Burnout Society, philosopher Byung Chul Han explores the ways in which a sense of isolating tiredness can be