Shinrin Yoku
(森林浴)-
A Practice for Healing

In partnership with:

Digital artwork featuring an abstract flame-like design with red and orange hues.
Logo for Coral Mountain Wellness featuring a cartoon dog with mountain backdrop and the text 'Coral Mountain Wellness' underneath.

Update 8/17/2026:

We have received grant funding to resume our offering in September 2026!

Shinrin-Yoku: A Practice for Healing is a call to action local to
Vancouver, British Columbia.

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


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.

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
in relationship with Nature

This endeavor cultivates Love by strengthening Love of Self, Love of Community,
and Love of Nature.

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Contact us to participate in the next offering!
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Indoor botanical garden with lush green plants, trees, and a pathway, enclosed by a glass and metal geodesic dome ceiling.
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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