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Nature Therapy for Wellness
 

Backed by peer-reviewed outcomes
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About Nature Therapy for Wellness

Nature Therapy for Wellness is a six-week course offered in Towson, that integrates nature connection with mindfulness and other resiliency practices to assist people with stress, anxiety, depression, and pain.

Each session is 90 minutes and led by a team of licensed and certified Nature Informed Therapists. The program includes guided relaxation, mostly mindfulness and breathing techniques, forest bathing invitations, therapeutic group conversations, information about stress and stress reactions, a healthy lifestyle, as well as nature’s role in health and stress reduction.

 

Participants report leaving the course with a newfound appreciation for the healing capacity of nature in addition to having better tools to manage mental health challenges.

“In two years of working together, I have never seen my client light up as much as she did when she would discuss her experience in the 6 week NBSR program. Not only did it provide an opportunity for her to be in nature on a weekly basis, it gave her the opportunity to be with other like-minded individuals and practice forming meaningful connections. I am excited to see what other resources she might be open to exploring after having such a positive experience with NBSR and we will definitely continue to emphasize nature as “co-therapist” in the rest of our work together!”

 

- Kate Gerwin, MS, LCPC, NCC

Details

Length: 6 sessions (each is 90 Minutes in length)

Cost: $199

Participants will learn:

  • About nature’s role in reducing stress and anxiety

  • Tools and strategies to better handle stress

  • How to listen to one’s own needs and bodily signals

  • Mindfulness skills to manage internal turmoil

  • How to foster deeper connections with nature

Next offering: Tuesdays (Sept 9 -Oct 14) from 5:30 - 7pm at Talmar (1994 Cromwell Bridge Rd, Towson, MD)

*On September 23rd, a self-guided practice will be offered for those celebrating Rosh Hashanah

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Modules

01

Rewiring the Anxious Brain with Nature in Mind 

02

Positive Neuroplasticity – Creating Inner Resilience through Nature Connections

03

Human Rewilding: Discovering Self in Nature

04

Radical Acceptance Through Letting Go: Lessons from the Trees

05

The Power of Connection (Self & Sacred in Nature)

06

Lasting Joy: Deep Relationships wtih the Living Earth

Evidence & Outcomes

Become Mindful of the Skills Necessary to Handle Internal Turmoil

Develop Tools and Strategies to Better Handle Stress

Explore Nature's Role in Reducing Stress & Anxiety

Foster a Deeper Connection with Nature

Participants described:

  • Lower stress and reactivity in daily life

  • Stronger present-moment awareness through sensory engagement

  • Using nearby nature as a coping resource (new habits/rituals)

  • Feeling restored, connected, and sometimes awe

“Nature is a way of coming home—unburdening and recharging.”

– Study participant


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