A daily practice rooted in the living world. Five questions, a few minutes outside. A small moment in your day that grows into a life that is yours.
You’ve lived enough to know what matters. You’ve also lived through enough noise to know what doesn’t. Somewhere underneath the busyness and the algorithms and the showing up for your life, you’re looking for something that feels genuinely yours. A moment of calm. A connection that nourishes rather than depletes. Step outside. The living world is still there. So are you.
Sève is a daily practice built around nature connection. Each day, five questions that move from what you notice outside to what you sense inside. A feeling check-in to better access your intuition. Guided audio walks recorded in a real forest near here.
A few minutes away from the daily to-do’s reduces anxiety, brings down stress. That opens your creativity. Combine that with tuning into yourself and you end up with clearer decisions, and a life that reflects more of you.
Many members started because they wanted more in life and were curious about nature connection. The clarity came, and it surprised them.
90-minute guided sessions at Centre de la nature, Cowansville. $50, tax included.
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I’m a forest therapy guide, life coach, and experiential herbalist based in the Eastern Townships of Quebec.
I didn’t start a daily nature practice because I knew I was depleted. I started because it felt like the right thing to do. The understanding came later, after enough days of stepping outside and noticing things, after enough moments outside feeling a little better, more relaxed, more myself.
Sève grew from that practice. So did the coaching work. If something here feels familiar, you’re in the right place.
Fleurbain operates on the traditional territory of the Abenaki and other Indigenous peoples who have been the stewards of this land for thousands of years.
The work of nature connection is inseparable from the question of whose land we are connecting with, and who has been tending it longest. I hold this with gratitude and with ongoing attention.