Connecting with nature through illness or…

[Simone Neunzig]

Thanks for sharing this interview Sophie. It left me with new perspectives to consider around in/accessibility to nature and even to screens. I create nature soundscapes on youtube to bring nature into the home, and lately I have been thinking about how these can be helpful in health care and aged care facilities. Lots to think about 🙏🌿

[Sophie S.]

Thanks Simone I'm so glad it resonated with you, and that's such an interesting thought re how we can used that in aged care facilities!

[Claudia Kollschen]

Thanks for the interview / guest post, so interesting!! I loved the many ideas how to connect with nature anyway. 🌿

[Sophie S.]

thanks Claudia, glad you liked it!

[Kate Monnin]

Thanks for sharing Sophie. And thank you Louise, you speak from a perspective I don't hear enough about. Some of my friends live with invisible disabilities, and as someone who is "not yet disabled", you gave me a new perspective on how to consider disability and the new inventive ways to approach its limits.

[Sophie S.]

Thanks Kate, agreed it's a perspective we don't hear enough about!

[Neela 🌶️]

Thank you, Louise, for offering a lens into nature that is fluid, inclusive, and grounded in lived experience.

Thank you for sharing, Sophie.

I hope you both are having a good week.

[Sophie S.]

Thanks Neela!