🧠 Trauma-Informed Skills (Non-Therapy Focus) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

3.8 – Grounding in Nature and Outdoors: Nature has a natural calming effect that gently regulates the body and mind. Feeling sunlight, hearing birds, or touching grass reminds the senses of peace. Outdoor grounding reconnects people to the rhythm of the earth. Walking barefoot, gardening, or simply sitting outside helps release stress. The brain responds positively to natural sights and sounds. Regular exposure builds emotional stability and reduces fatigue. Nature teaches slow awareness and balance through simple observation. Even brief moments outdoors can lower tension levels. Grounding in nature turns the environment into a partner for healing and calm.

About this course

Practical, non-clinical skills to support individuals with trauma histories while promoting safety, trust, and resilience.

This course includes:
  • Trauma-informed communication and de-escalation practice activities
  • Checklists and guidelines for creating safe, supportive environments
  • Real-world scenarios to apply trauma-informed approaches effectively

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