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Guided Forest Therapy Walks
Experience the Healing Magic of a PNW Rainforest!
What is Forest Therapy?
Forest Therapy (also known as Forest Bathing) is a wellness practice that invites you to connect more deeply with nature through your senses. Known for its health benefits, such as relieving the stress, and anxiety that come with life's "busyness," guided Forest Therapy walks can also foster calm awareness, creativity, healing, happiness, and imagination!
What happens on a Forest Therapy walk?
In this experience you will be guided into a magical PNW rainforest where you will connect with the forest through a series of "invitations" to awaken the senses and inspire the imagination. At the end of the forest walk, we will gather for tea and sharing.
A Forest Therapy Walk is not a plant identification walk. Rather, it is meant to help you connect with the forest through the senses instead of the head.
100% of the proceeds from this experience will go toward the care and maintenance of this forest.
Feel free to message me for specific dates, private groups, corporate groups, families with children, or those with mobility limitations.
Please no dogs are allowed for the protection of the forest and its inhabitants.
About Carolyn
Carolyn Greenwood
Carolyn's work is focused on helping others to heal and transform their lives through art, nature, mindfulness, and ceremony. She works with individuals and groups (including addiction treatment centers) as a facilitator and healing arts practitioner.
Carolyn lives in an Oregon Coast Temperate rainforest located in the foothills of the Nehalem River Valley.
Forest Bathing
In 2024 Carolyn became certified as a Forest Therapy Guide through the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides (ANFT). Carolyn facilitates Forest Therapy walks and Forest Bathing experiences in a beautiful privately-owned rainforest.
Ceremonies for Healing
Carolyn is a certified Life-Cycle Celebrant© from the Celebrant Institute where she studied Ceremonies for Healing and Transition, and Ceremonies across the Life-Cycle. She works with people who want to honor transitions in their life through Ceremony.