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sunday on the farm: forest bathing

  • Dancing Greens Farm 214 Blue Hill Road Great Barrington, MA, 01230 United States (map)

forest bathing on the farm

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join Zach Rissman on the farm for a morning of Forest Bathing. this is a 2-hour, deeply immersive, guided experience designed to help you slow down and open to a state of true receptivity to the natural world. through facilitated exercises and guided invitations, connect with and experience nature in a way that is different from how most of us typically interact with the woods. this approach allows us to experience deep rest, relaxation, presence, and receptivity, allowing the forest to open our minds and hearts and infuse us with both healing energy and medicinal compounds.




what to expect:

this guided experience will last about two hours. it will consist of a welcome circle, grounding exercises, a series of interactive invitations, and a closing circle, as well as periodic opportunities for group sharing. this experience is deeply personal and encourages an intimacy with the forest that is nourishing and specific to each participant. as we will be moving very slowly and mindfully, we will likely not travel more than a ½ mile and people of all fitness levels and bodily conditions are welcome to join. please bring weather-appropriate clothing and an open mind!


join the waitlist

we will reach out if a spot becomes available.

suggested in-person donation $30-$60


Zach Rissman is a certified Forest Bathing Guide, trained through the Wildcraft Forest School, also holding certifications in Outings Leadership, Wilderness First Aid, Mental Health First Aid, Heart-Based Meditation Teaching, and Spiritual Mentorship. Zach guides with love, compassion, confidence, grace, and playfulness. His intention is to create a safe space for participants to connect more deeply with the world around them and awaken to the beauty and healing power of the Natural World. He brings objective knowledge as well as spiritual presence and works to help all feel welcomed and supported.

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