I have just re-branded under the name, Infinite Roots.My work is in fostering connections with nature through end of life education and planning, nature and forest bathing experiences, biophilia integration, and kitchen garden consulting. The name, "Infinite Roots" was carefully chosen to reflect never-ending connections, signifying a deep network of beginnings, suggesting continuous growth, development, and exploration. This aligns with my holistic approach to guiding people through life transitions and fostering connections with nature through: - end of life education and planning for employees, families and individuals, - forest bathing experiences for team-building, friend and family groups,- kitchen garden consulting and coaching to grow your own food in containers and raised beds, Delve into the interconnected and enduring nature of life (including death) and the cycles inherent in the natural world.

As an End of Life Designer and Educator, I'm here to help you make the most of every moment and prepare for what's to come. My goal is to empower you to connect more deeply with your own life, establish clear priorities and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships with the people around you.In my End of Life planning workshops and one-on-one sessions, you'll have the chance to explore, discuss, and plan for the reality of your mortality in a way that feels meaningful and authentic to you. Together, we'll work to check off those important items on your to-do list, while also finding opportunities for growth, learning, and even joy in the process.With my help, you can approach end of life planning with confidence, clarity, and a sense of purpose. It's important to make plans now, instead of waiting until you are ill or incapacitated. For more information on workshops for your employees or for individual one-to-one planning, I can be reached at hello@liveanddiewise.com

I offer a personalized experience of Nature and Forest Therapy to enhance your well-being and establish a deep connection with nature. It's not just a walk or hike, but a guided exploration that is designed to engage your senses and foster connections with yourself, the environment, and others.During the two-hour experience, we cover no more than one kilometer. Nature and Forest Therapy, also known as "Shinrin-Yoku," draws inspiration from the Japanese practice and is a universal approach to spending time in nature to improve health, wellness, and happiness. It is not limited to any particular cultural practice, but rather draws from our ancient roots of living in harmony with the natural world.Forest therapy provides scientifically proven health benefits, such as improved immune function, better cardiovascular and respiratory health, enhanced attention, and reduced stress and depression. My curated Nature and Forest Therapy experience is designed to elevate your well-being and foster a profound connection with nature.Please refer to my website, www.naturerx.ca, for more information on booking your team or group. www.naturerx.ca