Team Building Sessions
Connect in Nature ❊ Lower Stress ❊ Increase Creativity ❊ Learn Together
View challenges from a different perspective.
Forest Bathing, Teams Edition! Spending time in nature as a team offers a meaningful way to connect in a fresh new way and environment. Whether you want to do some team building, or just simply offer a de-stressing opportunity, Group Guided Forest Bathing creates a safe space to experience the many benefits of nature immersion. Some of the many research based benefits:
Increased cooperation
Lowered stress levels
Increased creativity
Boosted immunity
Increased sense of connection
Overall sense of well-being & relaxation
DETAILS…
1/2 day, full day and multi-day options available
Customized for your team from 3-25 ppl
Can be a stand alone mini-retreat, or add on to a team retreat you already have planned!
Pricing starts at $400 for 5 ppl or less. Inquire below for a quote for your group.
Held at your space, a retreat center or local preserve.
Options to add on other mindfulness practices & services such as mindful meals, tea ceremony, nature as art arranging, QiGong, Yoga, Sound Baths and others.
Great anytime, and perfect for de-stressing during or after a big project and team building.
There are many names for the same practice:
Guided Forest Bathing
Shinrin-Yoku
Nature Immersion
Nature Therapy
Nature Facilitation
“Why you should tell your team to take a break and go outside.”
— Harvard Business Review
see links to articles on corporate forest bathing below
To learn more, check out these articles on Corporate Forest Bathing and the health benefits of Forest Bathing/Nature Immersion as a practice in general:
Harvard Business Review : Why You Should Tell Your Team To Take a Break and Go Outside.
Washington Post: How tech workers are turning to the Japanese practice of forest bathing to break their smartphone habits.
The Atlantic:'Forest Bathing': How Microdosing on Nature Can Help With Stress
The Atlantic - The Nature Cure
Outside Magazine: Take Two Hours of Pine Forest and Call Me In The Morning
Google Inc: Nature & BioDiversity
Portland Japanese Garden: Forest Bathing to Better our Health