Partners

Ted Kaiser

My dear friend and colleague, Ted Kaiser, provides nature connection services in Threshold Forest, his private nature sanctuary in the Frontenac Arch in Canada. I thank Ted with deep gratitude for his expertise and assistance in creating my website!

Joan Clark

Joan Clark is my sister of the heart, mentor and dear friend. Joan is a natural perfumer, aromatherapist, energy medicine therapist, author and teacher, who has over 35 years of experience with plant spirit medicine and essential oils.

Joan is the author of The Mary Magdalene Daily Devotional, and guides groups on sacred journeys and pilgrimages to sacred sites in Europe and beyond .

Fare Thee Well

Fare Thee Well Wholeness Center, 20 plus acres of beautiful woodlands, located in Huntington MA (just outside of Westhampton) .

Toadstool Walks

Tam (they) lives in the Boston MA area, and is a certified forest therapy guide, trainer, mentor and educator with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides and Programs and was one of my trainers in my ANFT certification program. Tam is also a co-founder of "Radical Hospitality for Guides", and the professional development project, "Business and Practice Development for Guides". I participated in the pilot offering of this project.

Among The Trees

Nadine is author of the award winning book “Forest Bathing with Your Dog”, a Certified Forest Therapy Guide and founder/director of New England Nature and Forest Therapy Consulting based in Massachusetts. She is also a trainer/mentor and advisor for the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides and Programs (ANFT),. She is also the creator of Among The Trees Professional development Network for guides , and co-founder of the professional development project, "Business and Practice Development for Guides". I participated in the pilot offering of this project .

Forest Bathing Finder (FBF)

FBF was created by the daughter of an ANFT trained Forest and Nature Therapy guide, guide, as a forum to post upcoming walks, and safe and secure way for participants to purchase tickets.

Kestrel Land Trust’s mission is to conserve, care for, and connect people to the forests, farms and riverways of the Pioneer Valley in Western MA, while nurturing an enduring love of the land. Kestrel has conserved more than 25,000 acres of wildlands, woodlands, farmland, and riverlands since 1970.