Joy Trails- Shin rin Yoku
Be Nurtured with Nature
South West Nature Therapy
Are you feeling tired and anxious?
Need more time for yourself?
JoyTrails can help
Hi and welcome! I am Jacquie, a passionate Nature EcoTherapist and Scientist who has studied the benefits of nature immersions for building resilience, stress relieve, improved health and wellbeing.
I would love to take you on a guided meditative experience doing Shin rin Yoku, Forest Bathing or creative Eco Therapy in the beautiful South west.
We all know when we spend more time in nature, we feel better. This isn’t a coincidence!
Forest, Eco Therapy and Shin rin Yoku can help
Let me guide you.
Come and experience some South West nature. Learn evidence-based techniques to calm, bring joy and heal your soul.
Suitable for anyone in need of time out !
Want to take better photos?
Shinrin Yoku can help! Nature immersion is a beautiful gentle way to find your inner muse. It’s relaxing, creative and will open your senses to an amazing world of nature around you.
So I can’t wait to present this amazing experience- 3 hours nature immersion and photography in Tanah Marah!
A delicious lunch is included picnic style amongst the trees and by the lake, then 2 hours of playing with your camera in 300 acres of beautiful nature!
“Joy in looking and comprehending is Nature’s most beautiful gift” ”
“I can’t begin to tell you how grateful I am to experience this journey and how blessed it has been” Janelle- Recent Full Moon Forest Retreat participant, and now a Joy Trails Blazer.
Allow yourself to be immersed in
South West Nature Therapy with Joy Trails
“I have been singing your praises all week… I've had a really good week - productive and genuinely happy. There is no doubt in my mind that is in part due to you (& the forest). I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Joy Trails to anyone.”
— Jodi, JoyTrails Client
From My Journal
We wish to acknowledge the custodians of the land upon which our work is done, the Wadandi people of the Noongar nation and their Elders past and present. We acknowledge and respect their culture and the contribution they continue to make to the life of this region.