Certified ANFT Forest Therapy Guide
Offering Group & Individual Forest Bathing Experiences
Robin Wall Kimmerer

Fall 2026 Public
Forest Bathing Walks
Saturdays, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
September 19
October 24
November 21
Nose Hill Park and
South Glenmore Park
All walks are Pay-What-You-Can to help make these experiences more accessible while also supporting the sustainability of this work. Choose the level that feels right for you.
Seedling: $25 - $50 per person
A lower cost option for those who need it to keep these walks within reach. (Available for groups of five or more)
Mature Tree: $55 - $95 per person
Reflective of the true cost of the walk and supports fair compensation for time, planning, and operating costs. (Available for groups of three or more).
Nurse Log: $100 - $125 per person
This option helps make the walks more accessible for others and directly supports lower-cost spots in the community. (Available for one on one or groups of two).
To register email with date you would like to attend and what pay what you can (PWYC) price range you are interested in. I am offering a PWYC sliding scale for these walks as I want to keep them accessible while also supporting the sustainability of this work.
Choose the level that feels right for you, and I will confirm the number of people signed up and the price ranges available 24hrs before the walk. Payment will also be due by e-transfer 24hrs before the walk.
Corporate and organization professional development packages also available, contact to inquire about rates and to book.

I have completed a rigorous 6 month certification training with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy (ANFT), including Wilderness First Aid Training and I am a member of Nature and Forest Therapy of Canada and a certified PaRx connector and prescriber. I can't wait to walk with you!
See you in the trees!
Jo
JoAnn Reynolds (she/her), MC
Registered Provisional Psychologist
Certified ANFT Forest Therapy Guide
Narrative Roots Therapy




I descend from Irish settlers who colonized Turtle Island lands in the late 1800’s on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the îethka Nakoda Nations (Chiniki, Bearspaw, Goodstoney), the Otipemisiwak Métis Government (Districts 5 and 6), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty Seven region of Southern Alberta. I acknowledge the ancestors of the land I live and work on as one small part of my ongoing decolonization work and (un)learning.
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