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Shinrin Yoku Forest Bathing South West

Take a moment to slow down, breathe and be nurtured with nature…

South West Nature Therapy

Are you feeling tired and anxious?
Need more time for yourself?

JoyTrails can help

Hi and welcome! I am Jacquie, a passionate Nature EcoTherapist and Scientist who has studied the benefits of nature immersions for building resilience, stress relief, improved health and wellbeing.

I would love to take you on a guided meditative experience doing Shinrin Yoku, Forest Bathing or creative EcoTherapy in the beautiful South West of Australia.

We all know when we spend more time in nature, we feel better. This isn’t a coincidence!
Forest, Eco Therapy and Shinrin Yoku can help

Let me guide you.

Come and experience some South West nature. Learn evidence-based techniques to calm, bring joy and heal your soul.

Suitable for anyone in need of time out !

The sun does not shine for a few trees and flowers, but for the wide world’s joy.
— Henry Ward Beecher

“The opportunity that Shinrin-Yoku gave me was to completely and utterly feel immersed in nature. During the period of walking barefoot SLOWLY through the forest I felt that I was transformed back to my childhood and experienced special memories with such clarity, it brought me to tears. It was an incredible experience and, for the first time in many months, I slowed down and was able to appreciate everything around me. Afterwards I felt a true sense of elation and peace which stayed with me for several days afterwards. I would definitely recommend Jacquie’s Shinrin-Yoku session to anyone who is considering giving this a go!” Jenny P, who experienced Shinrin Yoku with Jacquie as her guide and has been raving about it ever since!


Upcoming Events

Do you want to receive occasional emails on news and events from JoyTrails?

My newsletters are full of ways that Forest bathing can be incorporated into your life. They also contain upcoming events and ways to celebrate slow living and a deeper connection to nature. I promise not to spam you more regularly than every month, I’m too busy out in nature to do that!

If you are interested, email me !

Did you notice the little spider tucked under the pipe lily (Johnsonia pubescens) bracts in the photo above? Slowing down in nature helps us see magical things we don’t pick up when we are stressed or not present. Learn the magic of Forest Bathing as a technique to help you see awe all around you, and feel calm, centered and ready for your day !

Upcoming Events…

Mini Guided Shinrin Yoku

Learn how to slow down and appreciate the simple things on this 2 hour Sunday afternoon “wind down” with a guided Mini Forest Bathing session with experienced guide. Sunday September 20th 2-4pm $65pp

Nature Journalling

Learn the peaceful, creative art of self-care through recording your sensory experiences in nature at this half day workshop.

Sunday 22nd September

3 hours 9.30-12.30 $95pp, including journal, all instruction and picnic lunch. 3 people minimum

Full Moon Forest Bathing

Leading up to Christmas it is always good to really slow down and find time to rest in nature. Especially when the kids break for holidays, and you know that things are only going to get busier, unless you really pace yourself. So it’s a fabulous time to check in with your mind and body, enjoy the warmer weather and relaxing in the gentle silver glow of the full moon, surrounded by trees and water. So why not come along?!

Catering for you…

If you have a group of 2 or more and want to Forest bathe at a time that suits you outside of these dates, when you are visiting the South West, then get in touch with me directly so I can plan something wonderful for you !

Need something for your loved one? What about intentional time to relax in nature?

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 From My Journal

 

I wish to acknowledge the custodians of the land upon which my work is done, the Wadandi Salt water People of the Noongar nation and their Elders past and present. I acknowledge and respect their culture and the contribution they continue to make to the life of this region.