Join an immersive experience designed to rejuvenate your mind, body, and heart. Unplug and bathe in the stress-reducing beauty and wisdom of nature.

Time to Recenter

discover tranquility


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Space to Reconnect

Slow down and activate your senses as you explore nature’s calming embrace. Receive invitations that encourage you to experience the forest in deeply personal and transformative ways.

What we offer

  • An ancient wellness practice, recreated

  • One to three hour forest therapy walks

  • One-on-one, team, and group walks

  • Walks in Tahoe, Cedar Sanctuary, or virtually

  • Mindful movement and sensory practices

  • Tea to close with gratitude

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What you receive

  • Shinrin Yoku, Japanese forest bathing

  • Mindfulness in nature using all 5 senses

  • A reset to your nervous system

  • Time away from technology

  • Permission to mindfully disconnect

  • Simple, effective practices for home

Outcomes you can expect

Mood and immune system boost

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Stress relief

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Improved blood pressure

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Better focus and creativity

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A rejuvenated spirit

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Mindfulness tools

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The Importance of Mindfulness

By focusing on the present, we can better enjoy life and make more conscious decisions.

This is an invitation to root to rise.

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In every walk with nature one receives far more than they seek.

— John Muir

 Ready to bathe?

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