Experience talk therapy outdoors. Join Kate on the farm in a secluded area under oak trees, looking out onto a pasture.
When traditional therapy isn’t a good fit…
An outdoor experience is not what people think of when going to therapy; however, immersing oneself in nature can profoundly impact mental health and emotional well-being. Clients appreciate the contrast, that it feels less clinical or sterile than a traditional therapy office, allowing them a more down-to-earth experience.
Benefits of Nature Therapy
Studies show that it is essential for our mental, physical, and emotional health to get no less than 2 hours a week out in nature.
The benefits from these studies speak for themselves: lower blood pressure, stress hormone levels, nervous system arousal, and improved immune system function, self-esteem, and mood.
Katheryn Kiker 