
Forest Wellness - 森林浴 (Forest Bathing)
Sunday, September 6Congaree National Park

Sunday, September 6Congaree National Park
Please join us for a forest bathing walk as part of our Forest Wellness Program. We will open our senses to the trees & ecosystem, but please leave your rubber ducky at home (think experiential not literal, like sunbathing). Beginning at the Harry Hampton Visitor Center, our trip length will be less than 2 miles on easy terrain, with some root obstructions and un-level ground. Stairs can be avoided on request. Please bring: Water Weather appropriate clothing For portions of our time together, we will be stationary for up to 25 minutes at a time. If you prefer to not stand or sit on the forest floor, please bring a towel, mat, stool, or light chair. Forest bathing originates in Japan, where it emerged as part of a national health program in the 1980s. Your guide was trained by the Association of Nature & Forest Therapy Guides. Forest bathing is currently being researched by medical schools in Japan and around the world for its beneficial physiological and psychological effects (e.g., DOI:10.3390/ijerph14080851), but this session should not be considered as medical practice and your guide is not a medical practitioner.
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Meeting point
Congaree National Park
Hopkins
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