Time: 2:00-4:00 pm
Place: Hartman Park, Field Entrance, Gungy Rd, Lyme
Contact Email: regan@reganstacey.com
Awaken your senses and delight in the full emergence of spring. Relax and unwind as we stroll along the forest and streams of Hartman Park. Bask in the cedar meadow as we take in what nature has to offer. The walk is about 1-mile over easy to moderate terrain.
Mindful invitations to connect with nature will be offered along the way. The walk concludes with a flower blossom tea.
Registration: $32 ~ includes the program and tea.
Lyme Land Trust members receive 15% off with the discount code LLT15.
To register: click here
Parking: East or West side of Gungy road, about 1/2 mile north of the Hartman Park main entrance.
Rain or shine event. Challenging weather cancels.
Forest bathing is inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku – taking in the forest atmosphere. As a growing global wellness movement, it is backed by nearly 40 years of scientific research on the holistic benefits of immersing yourself in nature. These benefits include reduced stress and blood pressure, increased creativity and focus, improved mood and sleep, and a boost to immune functions.
Regan Stacey is an artist and environmentalist whose passion is to re-connect humans to nature for the betterment of themselves, their communities, and our planet, Earth. She is also co-founder of The Forest Therapy School, training forest therapy guides to share this work around the world. Locally, she is involved in a number of nature-based organizations and facilitates kids’ clubs through the Lyme Land Trust. You can find out more about her work at reganstacey.com
