Your Guides to a Renewed Relationship with Nature

Sensory-friendly, person-centered nature experiences in southwestern Washington

What Is Nature Companions?

A companion‑style approach to nature connection

Nature Companions is a community wellness program offering gentle, accessible, and deeply human ways to experience nature. We move slowly, and we notice together. We follow curiosity, comfort, and consent.

Our sessions are grounded in sensory awareness, emotional safety, and the belief that nature connection is a basic human need — not a luxury or a performance. Nature connectedness is a pillar of our wellbeing. Everyone deserves the opportunity to spend time in nature.

The average person spends more than 90 percent of their time indoors. This is why Nature Companions emphasizes a “renewed relationship with nature.” We focus on seeing nature not as something fully separate from us–something “out there.” Instead, we are nature, too.

Whatever your relationship with nature has been, we can help you begin a new relationship with a new approach.

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Large, green horse chestnut leaves displayed in layers from the ends of tree branches

Sequoia tree with octopus-like branches and evergreen needles

Forest Bathing

Slow, sensory‑friendly immersion in local green spaces.

Dry thistle plant arranged in a heart shape at the top of its stalk

Sensory-Friendly Nature Outings

Companion‑style walks tailored to individual needs.

Sand, ocean, and dune grass

Mindful Photography

Seeing with presence, curiosity, and compassion.

Vertically suspended American flag with oak tree background

Veterans and Caregivers Program

Grounding, restorative nature experiences for those who serve and support.

nature journal, pine cone, and a blue pen

Nature Journaling Workshops

Creative noticing, mindful photography, and quiet reflection.

Seasonal and Community Programs

Pop‑up events, collaborations, and special outings.


Who Does Nature Companions Serve?

People who thrive with gentle, supportive experiences

  • Neurodivergent adults
  • Seniors
  • Veterans
  • Caregivers
  • People new to nature
  • Anyone seeking calm, grounding, or connection
  • And you 🙂