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Discover the restorative power of nature

​Damselfly Forest Therapy guides gentle walks that help you slow down, disconnect from your thinking, and use your senses to connect with nature in the present moment.

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​Forest therapy is based on the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku—forest bathing. It is safe, relaxing, and restorative for people of all ages and levels of mobility.

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Research shows this mindful practice supports overall health and wellbeing by reducing stress, lifting mood, and enhancing cognitive function.​

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Embrace stillness, rediscover play, and view nature from a new perspective.

90-Minute Forest Therapy Experience at 125 LIVE
90-Minute Forest Therapy Experience at 125 LIVE
Wed, Oct 21
Gazebo west of 125 LIVE
Slow down, engage your senses, and notice the sights, sounds, smells, and textures around you during this guided outdoor experience.

Ways to experience forest therapy

Damselfly Forest Therapy offers guided walks  for individuals, events, organizations, and collaborative partners.

 

Each walk is thoughtfully designed to support restoration, accessibility, and a sense of belonging.

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Whether you’re seeking personal renewal, a meaningful shared experience, or a collaboration rooted in care for people and place, forest therapy can be adapted to meet a wide range of needs and abilities.​

Unripe goodeberries on the vine

Vision

Damselfly Forest Therapy exists to create meaningful connections between people and nature that nurture well-being, presence, and belonging.


I envision a community in which people recognize the restorative power of nature and the importance of protecting the planet that sustains us.

 

My goal is to make forest therapy available to all, whether they are walking a wooded trail, tending a houseplant, or gazing out a window.

Nicole Brudos Ferrara

Owner, Damselfly Forest Therapy
Certified Guide, Association of Nature and Forest Therapy

Certified CPR + Wilderness First Aid, Institute for Wilderness and Emergency Medicine

A honey bee gathers pollen from a clover bloom

"The forest is the therapist. The guide opens the doors." 

 - M. Amos Clifford, founder, Association of Nature
and Forest Therapy
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