Nature as Therapy

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Nature as Therapy

This group is for those interested in or using nature to heal or transform body or mind, either for themselves or for others. Everyone is welcome to share ideas, techniques, inspiration and challenges.

Members: 95
Latest Activity: Oct 22

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Chilsren's and Teen Health Summit

Our very own Cheryl Charles will be presenting at the ONLINE Chiildren and Teen Health Summit that begins Monday, November 3rd! The event is online, and  you can listen whenever you want during that…Continue

Started by Carla Atherton Oct 31, 2014.

Sense of Place Ecotherapy Ideas

Hi there,this is my first time posting but glad to see this group. I'm creating a sense of place workshop that includes cultural nature healing practices of connecting with our human ancestors as…Continue

Tags: ecosoulwisdom.org, ecotherapy, place, of, sense

Started by Phoenix Smith Oct 2, 2012.

Healing area available to groups 1 Reply

I have 75 acres in the middle of Tioga State Forest called Camp Eaglebear. The land is surrounded by thousands of acres of woods and mountains near the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. My goal has always…Continue

Started by Paula Martin. Last reply by Yeshi Sep 20, 2012.

Nature as Healer

Greetings! I'm currently doing research for a book about burnout syndrome. It is my understanding (and my own experience) that nature has many healing properties. What I'm specifically looking for…Continue

Tags: therapy, nature, of, properties, healing

Started by Christine Louise Hohlbaum May 7, 2012.

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Comment by Todd Embree on January 7, 2011 at 9:48am
I too am thankful to Suz and everyone who's joined the group so far. I thankful for the natural areas I get work with children to and the critters that live there.
Comment by Tammy Baumgartel on January 7, 2011 at 5:05am
I agree - thank you! I am in the process of turning our 200 acres wooded farm into  an equine/nature based therapy camp. Am drawing alot of ideas from Coyote's Guide and Ecotherapy by Howard Clinebell. I worked primarily with traumatized and at-risk children. Nature is the ideal modality for helping these children regulate their emotions. I have one child who LOVES to do the fox walk to calm himself!
Comment by Naomi Sachs, ASLA, EDAC on January 6, 2011 at 3:18pm
Thanks for setting this group up, Suz!
 

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