FTHub METHOD
The FTHub Method is a practical tool for designing mindful nature connection activities and planning them in various sequences to promote nature connectedness under the theoretical principles of human-nature interaction, scientific evidence and the conceptual framework of Planetary Health.
Train yourself with FTHub: integrate the FTHub Method, the Liquid Interactions Model and the various sequences of activities.
Empowering
The significant moments lived in nature connection activities as ways for individual, social and environmental change.
Integrative
Incorporating ancient traditions and the most recent theories, models and scientific evidence from various disciplinary fields.
Interactional
Responses to exposure to the environment as catalysts for actions that enhance resilience and prosocial and pro-environmental attitudes.
Why train with the Forest Therapy Hub?
Learn directly from industry leaders
Learn from trainers and experts with extensive experience in mental health and nature-based well-being practices implementation.
Integrate applicable techniques from day one
Be part of the most widespread professional Forest Bathing Guides and Forest Therapy Practitioners network in the world.
A programme adapted to your learning needs
Increased flexibility with Online and Blended in-person training.
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Our Team
A multidisciplinary team willing to support you, experienced in fields such as psychology, social work and education, ecology, forestry, landscaping, ecotherapy, pedagogy, tourism, mountain and naturalistic techniques, human resources and business development.
List of Forest & Nature-based Health & Well-being training
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 16/05/2022
- 10/08/2022
- English
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 16/05/2022
- 19/11/2022
- English
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 06/06/2022
- 27/08/2022
- English
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 06/06/2022
- 19/11/2022
- English
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 06/06/2022
- 29/08/2022
- English (translation to Polish)
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 06/06/2022
- 19/11/2022
- English (translation to Polish)
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 13/06/2022
- 06/09/2022
- French
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 13/06/2022
- 29/11/2022
- French
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 01/08/2022
- 22/10/2022
- English
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 01/08/2022
- 21/01/2023
- English
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 05/09/2022
- 26/11/2022
- English
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 05/09/2022
- 04/03/2023
- English
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 19/09/2022
- 10/12/2022
- Spanish
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 19/09/2022
- 25/03/2023
- Spanish
Forest Bathing Guide Training
- 03/10/2022
- 07/01/2023
- English
Forest Therapy Practitioner Training
- 03/10/2022
- 01/04/2023
- English
Interviews
The revolution in the management of natural parks for the health and well-being of people
Xavier Roget is passionate about his profession, nature and interpersonal relationships. “I’m like one of those crazy people,” he says, and indeed he has been revolutionizing the management of natural parks since long ago with a model based on innovation, communication “bridges” and alliances that turn into friendships. A Forestry Engineer, Tourism and Culture Advisor
Nevin Harper, PhD, RCC: “The less you prescribe, the better they find the path. Nature provides”
Meet Nevin in first person, a leading international Adventure Therapy researcher, guide and professor. Nevin Harper, PhD, RCC, Professor at the University of Victoria (Canada), a career outdoor educator, wilderness guide, youth worker and registered clinical counsellor. He presents internationally on outdoor therapies as a researcher, author, trainer and consultant. He is also an FTHub
Healing Forests: standards for a therapeutic concept of nature
Dr. Anne Rabes and Jan Schmidt are both Project Managers at the “International Certification Office Healing Forest”, which is operated by BioCon Valley® GmbH. BioCon Valley® is the network of the health economy and life science in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, and co organizer of the IV International Congress “Forests and its Potential for Health” in Luso/Portugal.
