Current Projects and Sessions

We are proud to be working in partnership with Bradgate Park Trust and Nottingham Community Housing Association; providing Forest Bathing, Nature Therapy, and Foraging Sessions.

Combining two of the most powerful healing modalities into one incredible session; nature and Reiki. 

Woodland Reiki offers a non-invasive, holistic treatment to help balance and revitalise your body in a tranquil, relaxing haven in natural woodland. 

My aim is to support you to experience  Mother Nature's healing powers so that you feel less anxiety, frustration, and pain.

A popular choice of therapies amongst my clients; is the walk & talk sessions 'al fresco!'

We take a slow and mindful walk through a forest, a wood, canal path  or other green spaces; allowing our senses to be fully immersed in the sights, sounds and smells of our surroundings whilst exploring our inner most thoughts and feelings in a safe and relaxed environment. 

We are working in partnership with Enrych providing Forest Bathing sessions for a range of clients who have disabilities, learning difficulties; including mental health and neurodiversity.
Enrych support a diverse range of people to live independently and combat isolation. 

The Forest Bathing group is a popular group that benefits attendees by improving their confidence and self esteem, as well as making friendships and a positive connection with nature. 

We have been commissioned by North West Leicestershire District Council to design, develop and deliver a Youth Resilience Building Project which encourages young people to learn about their mental health, to build their resilience and learn how  to access the National Forest and its established walks for well-being purposes. 

I am a Qualified Counsellor who specialises in working with abuse & trauma.

My passion is to improve the lives of young people who have experienced trauma and abuse in their childhood; which is otherwise referred to as ACEs (adverse childhood experiences).  

Currently I provide a counselling and well-being service to

  Park Lodge Project  who support 16-25 year olds that are homeless; including care leavers, looked after children and unaccompanied asylum seekers. 

As part of our partnership working; I am supporting the project CEO to implement a psychologically informed environment (PIE) which involves staff training, and implementing trauma informed care (TIC) as a new practice framework and improving therapeutic approaches to working with vulnerable and challenging young people. 

I am currently in the process of completing my Forest School Leader Training and will be offering weekday and weekend play sessions for parents to book children in to; as well as developing a series of nature based play sessions in partnership with schools, nurseries and services commissioned by the council. 

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