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Library 

Discover our carefully curated and ever-increasing selection of articles and online resources that are both relevant and insightful regarding the practice of forest bathing, as well as its underlying culture and ethos. We invite you to explore the nuanced perspectives and philosophical insights from inspiring individuals who encourage us reconnect with what truly matters: nature and our inner selves!

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Hugh Asher on addiction

Hugh Asher discusses how he uses nature mindfulness to help people fight addiction, drawing on his experience working with inmates at HMP Inverness. Asher, who was recognized with the RSPB Nature of Scotland Health and Wellbeing Award, now leads the "Recovery Through Nature" initiative at Phoenix Futures, where he integrates outdoor activities like conservation work to support recovery. Read more.

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Maria Vildhjärta, Artist and Poet

In this film, Maria shares her journey of rewilding a forest, emphasizing the remarkable achievements possible when individuals follow their passions rather than societal expectations.

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Reading list

Wild Life, Stefan Batorijs 

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Into the Forest, Dr. Qing Li 

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Walking in the Woods, Professor Yoshifumi Miyazaki

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Losing Eden: Why Our Minds Need the Wild, Lucy Jones 

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The Wheel of the Year, Rebecca Beattie 

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The Mother Tree, Suzanne Simard 
 

Our testimonials

I came home feeling very relaxed. I gardened this afternoon yet in a much more relaxed way rather than tearing around as I usually do. I just felt a little more ‘at peace with the world’ and probably got just as much done but in a much more relaxed way.

This experience was incredibly calming and luxurious, expertly guided with a gentle louch. Within its simplicity, there was a profound richness and a delightful harmony with nature. It offered a sensory journey, seamlessly intertwining inner reflection with the beauty of the

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Loved being immersed in nature; witnessing Sarah and Claire living their convictions and showing that a different way of being in this world is possible—indeed essential

 

 

I arrived feeling apprehensive and with my head spinning and left feeling light and childlike—and happily wet and muddy.

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