Your Work, Made Visible
A four-day gathering. A council with the more-than-human world
Media and publicity for Forest Therapy guides.
Journalists are looking for stories, and Forest Therapy is a good one. But most guides never make it easy for them to find it. This course walks through the whole arc, from understanding what the media actually wants to sitting down for the interview with something clear to say.
Self-paced | Online
$98
USD
INCLUDES
- Seven chapters of self-paced video lessons
- Hands-on explorations that produce usable materials
- Sit spot reflection prompts throughout
- Guidance on building and tracking your own media list
- Templates and structures for pitches, hooks, soundbites, and press releases
- Interview preparation for print, podcast, radio, and TV
Who it's for
This course is for Forest Therapy guides who want more people to know their work exists.
It is especially for guides who want:
– to fill walks without relying only on social media
– language for their work that makes sense to people outside the field
– to be treated as a local expert rather than a curiosity
– a repeatable process instead of hoping for a lucky mention
– to feel steady when a reporter, podcaster, or camera finally does call
What you'll experience
What makes this different
This is not a standard forest bathing retreat, and it is not a workshop in cross-species communication. It is something more specific. Council of Waters and Trees rests on a particular combination — the relational practices of forest therapy, the heart as an organ of perception capable of receiving from the imaginal world, and the channel through which we exchange understanding across species. These three threads together are what make the practice possible. Each one alone is something. Held together, they become a way of restoring relationships — between humans, and between humans and the wider community of beings we live alongside.
We hold this work with care. The practice is real; the relationships you enter into are real; and the changes that follow are often real in ways you don’t yet expect. You come not to study the idea but to live it.
Why join us
Most publicity training is written for businesses, and Forest Therapy guides have to translate it before they can use it. This course was built for the field. Nadine Mazzola brings a background in business and marketing alongside ten years of guiding and training, and she has been on the other side of the interview — featured on PBS Windows to the Wild, ABC’s Chronicle, and in the Boston Globe and Boston Magazine. The course also keeps sit spot reflection woven throughout, so the inner work of claiming your expertise gets as much attention as the outer work of pitching.
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