"Today I have grown taller from walking with the trees." -- Karle Wilson Baker Nature therapy, sometimes known as ecotherapy or green therapy, is the applied practice of integrating a deeper connection with nature and the natural world as part of the healing process. Insight-oriented talk therapy can often be very helpful to a client, but many clinicians have found that assisting clients in developing a greater appreciation for and engagement with nature can also increase emotional well-being. Empirical research strongly suggests that increased contact and communion with nature through such practices as gardening, taking nature walks, spending more time in green areas, and reading nature-themed poetry are beneficial to people struggling with relational, emotional, and spiritual difficulties. Symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression tend to decrease among people who mindfully cultivate greater presence of natural landscape in their lives, and I look forward to guiding you toward a similar such experience. I have a particular passion with helping those struggling with trauma, grief and loss/pet loss, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.