Over the past 15 years of Nature Nurture practice, we have welcomed many children into our sessions who arrive overwhelmed, overstimulated, or dysregulated — both physically and emotionally. Others come to us flat and disconnected, lacking energy, motivation, or a sense of
Language and communication can be challenging for many children who are referred to Nature Nurture interventions or who participate in groups where the Nature Nurture Approach is embedded. How does Nature Nurture make a difference to children’s language and communication
The diversity of neurodiversity shows us that every brain brings its own strengths, challenges, and ways of experiencing the world. Whenever I talk to professionals about supporting neurodiversity, I’m struck by how difficult it can be to convey both the
We meet many different learning needs in Nature Nurture, and in all the years I have been doing this work, I have yet to meet a child who has not benefited from time in nature — being nurtured, moving freely,
In Module 6 of our Nature Nurture in Action programme, our practitioners turn their attention to children who live with anxiety.
And not the ordinary, everyday nerves and worries most of us recognise.
But the kind of anxiety
This week in our Nature Nurture in Action course, we begin Module 6: Additional Support Needs in Nature Nurture.
Over the next few weeks, our Nature Nurture Practitioners will explore ASN in depth — not simply as a category
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