• Are you curious and want to better understand plant medicine?
• Want to learn about sustainable and ethical harvesting?
• Want to learn about profound themes and getting messages from plant allies?
• Want to learn how to identify up to 5 local plant/herbs?
• Interested in meeting others who are seeking for a better connection with Nature? Come join us!

Michelle Mansfield-Hom (Bouquet of Basil herbals) would be opening this event explaining ethical foraging and how to make juniper smudging stick bundle. Summer Crider will be leading a Nature Therapy walk, which includes a 2.5 hour session focusing on Nature Connection. This involves doing forest breathing (breathwork), connecting to your senses, doing some invitations that deepens the connection, and sharing our experiences during a tea ceremony at the end. Tea is locally harvested and blended by a certified Deaf Herbalist, Bouquet of Basil herbals.

This is a special event offered by Michelle Mansfield-Hom, certified herbalist, and Summer Crider of the Giving Cypress, a Deaf and queer-owned Nature Therapy business.

Exact meeting location will be shared in a later email, but most likely front gate area of the park. We will make our juniper bundles and then walk through the nature areas, and end our session with a tea ceremony.

More information and details will be sent via email.

Limited tickets, first come, first served.

Package deal:  $60 per person (includes juniper bundle, Sunset Forest/Nature session, workshop on ethical forgaging, and special blend tea)

General Schedule

4-7pm  Nature Therapy Session, Embodiment, and getting to know ethical harvesting of local plants

Make your juniper smudging stick bundle and learn ethical forgaging

7:30-8pm Tea ceremony and learn profound themes/messages from plant allies

Guiding and plant walk is offered on the land of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute)  tribes. We honor the land protectors of this land and are grateful for their existence.