Shinrin Yoku
(森林浴)-
Forest Bathing

In partnership with:

Shinrin-Yoku: A Practice for Healing is a local project in Vancouver, Canada. Ehren is taking action with Nicole Yamanaka (Coral Mountain Wellness).
They are both certified
forest therapy guides with the
Association of Nature and Forest Therapy.

This collaboration between nonprofit and business reduces economic barriers and increases accessibility to nature-based healing for peers
with mental health or substance use challenges in Vancouver.

Our Tasks:
1) Create a supportive space for personal healing

2) Increase trust between people and their community
by strengthening connections

3) Advocate for equitable and accessible cultural practices
found in community

This project is made possible by the Consumer Initiative Fund (CIF).

Contact us to participate in this endeavor
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Indoor botanical garden with lush green plants, trees, and a pathway, enclosed by a glass and metal geodesic dome ceiling.
People observing and taking photos of lush tropical plants inside a greenhouse or botanical garden.
A person walking through a lush greenhouse or botanical garden surrounded by green plants and pink poinsettia flowers.
Two women talking in a lush indoor botanical garden with tropical plants and a stone pathway.
Two people, one man and one woman, are standing in a lush greenhouse or botanical garden, observing plants. The man, with gray hair, is touching the woman's back. The woman has long brown hair and is wearing a black puffy jacket and colorful, pattern