Life coach and certified forest therapy guide, Linda Lombardo, leads immersive wellness walks in the forest,
preserve or arboretum with invitations that open senses and slow everything down, to notice, reconnect and renew.
preserve or arboretum with invitations that open senses and slow everything down, to notice, reconnect and renew.
Update in the time of COVID-19:
All public walks are on hold right now until August or September 2020. Private walks or coaching walks will also begin again in August, as long as NY continues its downward trend.
Being outdoors is still essential to our health and well-being. The natural forest immune system boosters, like phytoncides, are one of nature's gifts to us.
In most cases, open air spaces, are available to us as individuals or families. If you don't choose to venture out to a public nature area, perhaps you and your family have a backyard, where you can get outdoors safely, say hello to your trees, check in on the Spring plants that are just starting to bloom.
In whatever way feels right to you, please stay in touch with nature during this stressful time. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions.
With love and light,
Linda
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Welcome to LI Forest Walks
"The forest is the therapist. The guide opens the door."
"I've walked the forest many, many times in my life, but never like this."
G., Bailey Arboretum, LI "I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed the walk, you and our group last Sunday. It was a wonderful afternoon and I slept great that night. I am so looking forward to another walk with you."
LL., Sands Point Preserve, LI "Thank you Linda for a totally enjoyable day! I received peace, calm and yet energy from the day's walk and "therapy" from the trees. I went home and walked another 2 miles with the dog!!!
Hope to see you again." D., Bayard Cutting Arboretum, NY |
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"A Wellness Walk is more than a walk in nature; it's a sacred activism to rebuild a regenerative culture; the kind of culture Indigenous people knew; the kind of culture that perhaps our own ancestors knew. When nature becomes personal again, we will begin to heal ourselves and our relationship with nature. Then, our real work can begin."
- Linda Lombardo
- Linda Lombardo
