Forest bathing (Shirin-Yoku) is a mindfulness practice that anyone can engage in. It involves spending time in green nature spaces, and has been shown to have physical and psychological health benefits. How would it feel to incorporate a short move through nature or meditation into your daily or weekly routine?
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Forest bathing, also known as Shinrin-Yoku, is a practice that involves mindfully spending time in nature. Spending time in green spaces can help to improve mental and physical wellbeing, and is particularly helpful for reducing the production of stress hormones. To watch a video about the benefits of forest bathing, visit forge.tips/ForestBathing
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![Forest bathing, also known as Shinrin-Yoku, is a practice that involves mindfully spending time in nature. Spending time in green spaces can help to improve mental and physical wellbeing, and is particularly helpful for reducing the production of stress hormones. To watch a video about the benefits of forest bathing, visit http://forge.tips/ForestBathing
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