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Forest Bathing & Nature Photography

A gentle morning immersed in the beauty of the forest, where mindfulness & creativity come together.

Ended
35 Australian dollars
Tarra-Bulga National Park

Description

What if you gave yourself permission to slow down... to wander beneath the rainforest canopy, breathe deeply, and see our natural world with fresh eyes? Join Kristen from Pristine Images Photography and me for a gentle morning immersed in the beauty of the forest, where mindfulness and creativity come together in nature's calming presence. Together we will relax into this lush rainforest and allow nature's rhythm to invite us home to ourselves, to soulful community, and to a slower way of living & being with Earth. This workshop is perfect for anyone longing to reconnect with nature, awaken creativity, and discover the restorative practice of forest bathing. Flow of the morning - suitable for ages 18+ 10am-11.30am Guided Forest Bathing Walk in silence with me Through gentle invitations and mindful presence, we'll awaken & bathe our senses in nature’s calming presence, soften our pace, and create inner space for the forest to reveal its intricate beauty and quiet wisdom. 11.30am-1pm Introduction to Nature Photography Kristen will share simple techniques to help you notice, compose and capture the beauty that surrounds you. No photography experience is needed - just your curiosity, a camera or smartphone, and an open heart. 1pm-1.30pm Forest Tea & Reflection We'll gather together to share a nourishing forest tea, reflect on our experience, and celebrate the beauty of seeing the world around us with a new perspective. Spaces are limited to 10 guests create an intimate experience. Date: 26th July Time: 10am-1.30pm Price: $35 p/person Gathering: Tarra-Bulga National Park (gathering point & other details will be provided in your welcome email) We look forward to warmly welcoming beneath the forest canopy. With deep respect and care, Sue & Kristen


Cancellation Policy

Policy & Agreement Gathering Notes - Ages 18+ with all mobility access on flat, gravel path for approximately 1km return over the timeframe - Please advise us at least 24 hours ahead of time if you are unable to attend - this opens a space for someone else to enjoy this experience - Wear comfortable shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather and rainforest environment - This gathering will go ahead even in light rain so please bring a rain jacket and/or umbrella. I will notify you ahead of time if the weather is highly unsuited or unsafe to continue Participation Agreement - Creating a safe & brave space on forest bathing walks & experiences By booking your ticket, you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions. At Renew & Nourish we work hard to make sure everyone who joins a session feels safe and supported. We cultivate the following basic group expectations of every experience; - Connectedness: we support compassionate social interaction. There's no pressure to share anything with the group when invited, but the group does support you to do so. - Hope & Optimism: during our session, nature around you is the therapist and your guide merely opens the doorway. We encourage you to let nature support you in your needs. - Identity: Everyone has a voice and when sharing, please be mindful of time and use of appropriate language. We avoid stigmatising or terms that may cause offence. - Empowerment: We understand that life can affect us all differently and if a challenge arises, we take personal responsibility to let the guide know. Some people can find the peace that a forest bathing session brings, can bring up an emotional reaction. If there is a need in the group for support, we share this, being mindful of confidentiality. It is important to remember that forest bathing is not counselling and the guide is not a trained physiologist. Nature is the therapist and the guide just opens the door. Why creating a safe & brave space is important When people share a forest bathing experience, we want everyone to feel that they are in a safe space where they can be their authentic selves.

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