Into the Wild Walks - Forest Bathing Immersions

02/26/2026

Wild flowers poking through the soil. Bird songs returning to the trees. Buds emerging on branches. This Is Why Spring in the Forest Heals You in Ways No Other Season Can. Check out my new blog where we explore this concept further. Link in bio.

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Spring is in the air! Experience the momentum of the arrival of spring with a guided forest bathing walk.

Join me for a special late winter/early spring Forest Bathing experience in partnership with and this Saturday 2/28/2026 at 10am -12pm @ Coyote Run in Pickerington, Ohio. We will be exploring all that is waking up in the forest this time of year! Space is limited! links in bio.

01/04/2026

Sounds from yesterday’s full moon drum circle. Sound on! My camera fell over so unfortunately no video 🤣✌️✌️✌️

11/16/2025

Here’s some pictures from my recent forest bathing walks. I guided a large group at . Check this place out for amazing retreat accommodations and experiences in the hocking hills region in Ohio. I also hosted my last walk for this fall season with support from and . Thanks to everyone that came out to enjoy this amazing season! Next up…. My very popular Winter Solstice Forest Bathing walk on Sat. Dec 20, 2025. Details coming soon!!!

11/13/2025

11/12/2025

The Secret to Finding Calm Before Winter: Experience the Magic of a Late-Fall Forest Bathing Walk.

Our final Fall walk event in partnership with is Saturday Nov. 15, 2025 at Coyote Run in Pickerington, Ohio 9am -11am. Join us. Link and phone number in bio to register.

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Check out our latest blog post where we explore the threshold of liminality in forest bathing. Link in bio.

09/03/2025

A new blog post is up!

Forest bathing near you in Hocking Hills Ohio: Coyote Run and Raven’s Retreat.

09/01/2025

08/31/2025

An update from Manda about our sound bathing offerings and a little about the Nature Preserve where we hold our walks.

08/31/2025

new blog post is up

As a forest therapy guide, I’ve seen many people arrive at a walk carrying the weight of mental blocks—musicians stuck on a song lyric, writers stuck on a sentence, professionals tangled in decisions, artists doubting their next move. Yet after a slow, mindful wander under the trees, those same ...