In this webinar, you will learn to plan nature-based activities informed and supported by science, in a way that can enhance the holistic benefits of these experiences.
We will touch on part one of the 5×5 Model, an exclusive tool by the Forest Therapy Institute, that will support you in making evidence-based and informed decisions when developing and designing Forest Bathing walks and Forest Therapy interventions, retreats, workshops, programs, etc.
FTI’s unique 5×5 Model was developed from research conducted with 121 Forest Therapy Practitioners, scientists, land managers and health professionals from 28 countries on the core skills, knowledge, and experience necessary to be a world-class guide.
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The Forest Therapy Institute (FTI) is a “profit for purpose” institute with the mission to achieve social and environmental benefits. Our training is the combination of the latest cutting-edge research on forests and human health, international nature connection practices, science and ancient wisdom traditions.
FTI respects the social, cultural and environmental context in which people live. This approach is supported by an extended network of local Institutes and trainers to support guides’ development.
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