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Outdoor Therapy

This offering invites healing to unfold

within a peaceful natural setting.

As we slow down and open our senses

we become more

attuned to nature's wisdom.

Gently guided practices progressively

soften the constrictive hold of

self-limiting beliefs.

Fears, grief, and anxious thoughts give way to a more spacious field of awareness, fertile with new perspectives. 

Soon the balm of your

inborn connection with nature emerges.

Benefits

Proven benefits include lower blood pressure,

improved sleep quality,

decreased anxiety levels and an increase in

physical, emotional,

and spiritual

well-being.

Please see the link here for more information.

Every cell of your body is "nature" and we are all made up of elements that can be found in all earth beings.  How could it be different? We are ourselves "nature" and we don't need to "go to nature" to feel that beautiful connection.

In truth, separation is an illusion.

It is perpetuated and reinforced by a lifestyle that keeps us contained in "climate controlled" environments. Comfortably "cut off" from the "elements", we become chronically separated from feeling, tasting, smelling, hearing, and

seeing the natural world. 

 

Learning to Listen

The earth is speaking to us, we are learning to listen. 

When we walk slowly, with our senses open, our mind, and heart receptive, we not only see, but begin to feel the natural draw to reclaim our human being-ness in deep relationship with the vast network of all earth beings.

 

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What to Expect

We will first meet by phone or Zoom to discuss the setting that best matches your expectations and intentions for your outdoor therapy experience.

In this initial conversation I'll also describe suggested guided practices and the general pace
of our session. 

Duration
One Hour


Location Options

Admission Fees Included
Westside
(all ADA Accessible)
LanSu Chinese Garden
The Portland Japanese Garden
Forest Park Lower MacLeay Trail


Eastside
Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden
Reed College Canyon
Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge


What should I bring?
Beverage Bottle/Snack
Wear weather appropriate clothing.

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