The forest asks nothing of you. Come as you are, take a breath, and give yourself time to rest.
Join EcoRECOVERY for our monthly guided forest therapy gathering on the EcoRECOVERY Trail at Fish Hatchery Park in Grants Pass. Through gentle, sensory invitations, we’ll slow down, notice the natural world around us, and make space for connection with ourselves, the land, and one another.
This is not a hike or a fitness challenge. There is nothing to accomplish, and no experience is needed. Each invitation is optional, allowing you to participate in ways that feel comfortable for your body and meaningful to you.
EcoRECOVERY welcomes adults with lived experience of addiction and those who love and support them. Whether you’re seeking community, a quiet pause, or a new way to support your recovery, you belong here.
What to know:
Please register so we know to expect you, and check your event listing for meeting time and arrival details.
You don’t need to know how to slow down before you arrive. We’ll make space for that together.
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