by Susan | Dec 24, 2020 | Autism, Families, Home Education, Wellbeing, Wellbeing in nature
Despite Covid-19 we’ve carried on Amazingly, despite the virus, we have managed to continue providing nature connection experiences for families. In the Autumn we were awarded Lottery Community Funds to provide emotional support for families with SEN children....
by Susan | Nov 27, 2020 | Autism, Children, Families, Nature Connection
Nature is calming What it is that people experience when out in nature that makes them feel, somehow, better in themselves? A sense of something calming, but also energising, when spending time in nature, appears to be a commonly shared experience for the majority of...
by Susan | Sep 22, 2020 | Families, Nature Connection, Wellbeing, Wellbeing in nature
Elderberries are particularly abundant this year and I would thoroughly recommend gathering them to use with blackberries in a pie or a crumble, with a few apples too, or in one or both of the suggestions below. Gathering Elderberries The best way to gather...
by Susan | Oct 16, 2019 | Autism, Families, Home Education
We’ve been running sessions for families with SEN children for over 18 months now and have been blessed with good weather for just about every monthly meeting. However, last Sunday it was very, very wet and to be honest I wondered just how the session would go....
by Susan | Feb 8, 2019 | Adults, Families, For Adults, Wellbeing in nature
What is bushcraft? Bushcraft is more than about learning skills for survival in the wild, rather more about learning skills required to immerse yourself in a wild place with as little negative impact on that place as possible. Taking part in our bushcraft sessions...
by Susan | Jan 4, 2019 | Adults, Families, featured, Social Forestry
How woodlands promote wellbeingI used to love to sing, which brought me joy and soothed my soul, in fact I made a career out of it which I enjoyed being involved with for many years. However, I’ve surprised myself that I’ve found a way to replicate that...
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