Shinrin Yoku - Forest Bathing

In this film by our outstanding wildlife filmmaker Tom Hartwell, we meet forest therapy practitioner, Jane Innis, and learn about the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, also known as forest bathing. This practice is becoming increasingly popular in the UK as a form of therapeutic relaxation that connects you to nature.
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Want to learn more? Our partners at SWOG (Small Woodland Owners Group) are hosting a webinar on Forest Bathing with Emma Weaver. Sign up (www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/838515...) to learn more about the healing benefits derived from simply being in a woodland setting.

[@harrygiles1098]

Thank you for sharing x

[@kattchan1278]

こんな日本語の単語が世界に広まっているとは知りませんでした。

[@WOODLANDSTV]

コメントありがとうございます。私たちの映画を気に入っていただければ幸いです。

[@bosse641]

Love forest bathing. ....Bliss so good for the soul.

[@jasonhas7456]

i'm at a loss of words for this nonsense

[@jasonhas7456]

also unsubscribed

[@simonedmondson7633]

Not ok for someone to enjoy the woodlands in a different way to yourself? It’s not fair to label something nonsense, especially because this seems very heartfelt and the author has got something that she really needed from the woods. I can understand that you don’t have the same values and have different opinions around how you enjoy your time out in nature. How is it for yourself?