Join one of our upcoming forest bathing sessions in Leatherhead, Surrey. 

Forest bathing, also known as forest therapy or Shinrin-yoku, is the practice of spending time in nature and exploring with your senses. It encourages us to slow down both physically and mentally and connect with ourselves and the environment around us.

When we spend time outside, we are soaking up the benefits afforded to us by the plants and trees growing around us. Research has shown that forest bathing can help lower our blood pressure, reduce our levels of stress hormones and improve our heart health. It also nurtures feelings of relaxation and calmness as well as more positive thoughts and feelings.

Forest Bathing (Nower Wood, Leatherhead) - July
£25.00

Date: 26th July 2026

Time: 9-11:30am

Location: Nower Wood Nature Reserve, Leatherhead


Join us for a forest bathing session in the secluded Nower Wood Nature Reserve and carve out some time away from the stresses of everyday life to slow down, reconnect with yourself and nature through your senses. 

Research has shown that forest bathing can have positive impacts on your health, like lowering your blood pressure, and mental wellbeing, by increasing positive thoughts and lowering anxiety.

You’ll be led by forest therapy practitioner, Amy, through a series of invitations which encourage you to slow down and explore your surroundings with your senses and culminates in sharing tea together. 

Further information about the event, like where to meet, will be sent to you after booking. We do have access to facilities on site. 

A 10% donation will be made to Surrey Wildlife Trust from each ticket purchase - supporting their ongoing conservation work to protect and restore vital habitats, like Nower Wood, across Surrey. 

Please note that this session is for adults only.

Have a question? Get in touch!

Forest Bathing (Nower Wood, Leatherhead) - August
£25.00

Date: 23rd August 2026

Time: 2-4:30pm

Location: Nower Wood Nature Reserve, Leatherhead

Join us for a forest bathing session in the secluded Nower Wood Nature Reserve and carve out some time away from the stresses of everyday life to slow down, reconnect with yourself and nature through your senses. 

Research has shown that forest bathing can have positive impacts on your health, like lowering your blood pressure, and mental wellbeing, by increasing positive thoughts and lowering anxiety.

You’ll be led by forest therapy practitioner, Amy, through a series of invitations which encourage you to slow down and explore your surroundings with your senses and culminates in sharing tea together. 

Further information about the event, like where to meet, will be sent to you after booking. We do have access to facilities on site. 

A 10% donation will be made to Surrey Wildlife Trust from each ticket purchase - supporting their ongoing conservation work to protect and restore vital habitats, like Nower Wood, across Surrey. 

Please note that this session is for adults only.

Have a question? Get in touch!

Young plant with large green leaves in forest soil surrounded by fallen brown and yellow leaves.

More sessions to be announced…

Hear what others had to say about our sessions:

  • “It was so lovely to switch off from everyday stresses and connect with nature in a way I’ve never done before.”

    Previous participant

  • “I felt very connected to nature and completely relaxed.”

    Previous participant

  • “I had just completed a draining week at work and the forest bathing allowed my mind to 'reset', which was desperately needed.”

    Previous participant

  • This was my first time forest bathing and I didn’t really have much knowledge of what to expect. I had such a wonderful relaxing time. It was such a lovely break from noisy and overwhelming day to day life. I came away with a new appreciation for nature and felt so peaceful and relaxed. Amy is really knowledgable and put me at ease for the whole session. Will definitely be back for sessions in the future!

    Previous participant

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