Wild Remedy - Winter Solstice - Lickey Hills

Join Wild Roots as we explore engagement with nature as a route to personal and collective connection through mindfulness, movement and creativity.   

Saturday 20th December

11am - 1pm

Lickey Hills Country Park

Meeting Point: Barnt Green Station - Fiery Hill Road, Barnt Green, West Midlands, B45 8PA

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Parking: Station Car Park (£3) or on street parking (limited)

About the Event

Whether you’re feeling disconnected, demotivated or overwhelmed this season - winter offers a unique opportunity to slow down and reconnect with nature, each other and ourselves.

Taking place in the playful landscapes of the Lickey Hills, this workshop will facilitate an environment where you can expect to:

• Understand the role of natural cycles and seasons in reclaiming balance, connection and rest
• Be introduced to embodied practices, channelling your senses, bodies and creativity as practical tools for reconnection in an overwhelming world
• Connect more deeply with yourself, others and the natural world

What to expect from Wild Remedy

This Winter Solstice Wild Remedy will offer a space for grounding meditation, reflection, movement and connection as we blur the boundaries between ourselves and the more-than-human world.

We will be sharing insight, knowledge and practical ways in which to deepen your relationship to nature, and begin to remedy the disconnection, isolation and overwhelm that can come with these winter months.

There will be opportunity for you to share your own nature-based practices, connection and experiences, as we support one another to ground and grow with nature.

About your facilitator

Noémie is a nature-allied, person-centred therapist, passionate about encouraging a healing connection with our natural world. She cultivates her connection to nature through hiking, writing, wild swimming, collage and photography. As a community hike leader, she strives to facilitate access to the outdoors and relationships with nature, primarily focused on working with marginalised folks. Noémie is an active practitioner and researcher of connection & relationship with nature as a vehicle for therapeutic healing.

Your Safety

By signing up and participating in this event, you are doing so at your own risk and are responsible for your own safety. Registering and attending the event is taken as agreement to these terms and conditions.

Our Ethos

Wild Remedy welcomes anyone who is interested in deepening their connection with nature as a route to wellbeing. We are committed to holding an affirming space, particularly for those with marginalised identities including African/ Black and people of colour, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent and disabled folks.

Info: We'll be meeting at Barnt Green Station and walking together to the Lickey Hills. Street parking is available close by

Info: There will be a short hike into the Lickey Hills, and we'll have stops for nature connection and to share embodied practices along the way

Info: We'll close by sharing practical suggestions for finding rest, reconnection and slowness in nature this winter

Info: There'll be an opportunity to get refreshments / snacks back in Barnt Green Village

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