Experiences
Public experiences and private sessions.
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A purposeful pause in nature.
Guided nature-based experiences designed to counterbalance the demands of modern life.
Individuals · private groups · organisations
The philosophy
I don’t believe my role is to shape another person’s relationship with nature. It’s to create the conditions in which they can rediscover their own.
Read Linda’s story
Three years of guiding, with more than 500 people sharing the experience.
Experiences shared
“Such a special evening. Thank you Linda for the most incredible forest-bathing workshop. We feel a hundred times lighter!”Sam Hall · Broadcaster, DJ & Wellbeing Curator
“Everyone left feeling lighter, more grounded and deeply present. A big thank you to Linda for guiding and holding such a beautiful time.”Simon Bateman · Founder, Flow Brew
“I turned up to the session feeling wired, but I left feeling relaxed, calm and connected. I want to do it all over again!”Luke Evans · CEO & Founder
“A week on from my forest bathing experience with The Wild Pause, I feel grounded, calm, my senses heightened and my sleep has deepened. But I’ve also been on fire with creative projects this week.”Lou Hamilton · Artist & Creative Director, HEAL LONDON
Public experiences and private sessions.
Explore experiencesTeam resets, talks and off-sites supporting stress recovery and workplace wellbeing.
Explore organisational experiencesBespoke nature-based experiences for your people and place.
Explore collaborationsRestorative experiences in nature
The Wild Pause exists to interrupt that pattern.
A childhood shaped by nature in Latvia.
Nearly two decades of experience spanning HR, technology, sales operations and senior leadership.
Certified Forest Bathing+ Guide with The Forest Bathing Institute.
Outdoor First Aid trained · Fully insured.
UK’s 1st INFOM Certified International Shinrin-Yoku Instructor, recognised by Dr Qing Li
Trained in Japan through INFOM.
Shinrin-yoku emerged in Japan in the 1980s in response to growing techno stress. Research has since explored how time in forest environments may influence how we feel and function.
Lower cortisol and pulse rate have been observed in forest settings.
View the Japanese studyStudies have recorded activity associated with rest and recovery.
View the evidenceA review of 20 studies found lower blood pressure in forest environments.
View the systematic reviewUK Forest Bathing+ research reported improvements in mood and wellbeing.
View the UK studyTime in nature can give directed attention space to recover.
View the attention studyLonger forest exposures have produced promising findings in both areas.
View the research overviewFor everyday life and work, recovery creates better conditions for clear thinking, considered decisions and meaningful connection.
Explore the research in context
Public experiences, private groups and organisations — find the way to experience The Wild Pause that fits you.