The Naturally Curious

Discover. Evolve. Grow.

In a world filled with constant noise and distractions, we often lose sight of what truly makes us feel alive and well.

The Naturally Curious invites you to pause, reconnect with nature, and rediscover your body’s natural ability to heal and thrive.

All our activities, including breathwork classes, mindfulness activities, forest bathing, outdoor walks and adventures, contrast therapies, and so much more, are carefully chosen because they are backed by science with evidence proving the incredible healing power of both nature and our own bodies to restore and recover, given the chance.

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Be Part of a Community with Purpose
Wherever you are on your journey, you’re not alone. This is a space for those who believe in holistic, preventative well-being and the power of nature to restore balance. Together, we learn, support, and inspire one another. Healing within a kind, supportive community is powerful, and so are the bonds of friendship we create along the way.

Upcoming Nature and Well-Being Experiences

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    Forest Bathing West Walk

    Sunday 16th November - 10 am to 12 noon

    Join us for a calming forest bathing session as the trees shed their leaves and the air turns crisp. Through gentle, sensory activities, we’ll slow down, recharge, and connect with nature’s quiet, restorative stillness.

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    Forest Bathing Houghton Forest

    Sunday 23rd November - 10 am to 12 noon

    Join us for a calming forest bathing session as the trees shed their leaves and the air turns crisp. Through a slow, mindful walk and gentle sensory activities, we’ll reconnect with nature’s quiet, grounding stillness.

  • View of a garden with frosty lawn and autumn colours in the distance

    Forest Bathing at Denmans Garden

    Tuesday 2nd December - 10:30 am to 12 noon

    Experience Denmans Garden in a whole new way with a guided Forest Bathing walk. Moving at a slow, mindful pace, you’ll be gently invited to notice the colours, sounds, scents, and textures of the garden, turning an ordinary visit into a calming, restorative experience.