Nature & Plant-based Healing

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At Evans Counseling Services we offer a variety of nature and plant-based healing experiences. From building your own flower bouquet to nature walks and creative expression, you will learn the therapeutic benefits of plants and nature.

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Who Would Benefit from Nature & Plant-based Healing:

  • Nature & Plant-based experiences are ideal for anyone seeking a holistic approach to healing and self-discovery, particularly those who have experienced trauma or are looking to enhance their emotional well-being.
  • Individuals recovering from trauma who are seeking gentle and supportive therapeutic practices.
  • Anyone looking to incorporate mindfulness and self-care into their daily routine.
  • People interested in exploring the therapeutic benefits of nature and plant care.
  • Those seeking a safe space to connect with others and share their healing journey.
  • Individuals who want to learn new skills in plant care and creative expression as a form of therapy.
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WAnt to see if a Nature & Plant-based session is right for you?

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If you’re interested in learning more about what we offer with nature and plants and how it might benefit you, fill out the form and our practitioner will be in touch.

Meet our Nature & plant practioner:

Katie Feiler, LSW

Katie Feiler is a Licensed Social Worker with over ten years of experience in the mental health field, along with many lived experiences that have shaped and strengthened her ability to support some of the most vulnerable people in our community. Throughout her career, Katie has worn many “hats”—but she’s especially excited about this new chapter.

Katie is currently building a micro flower farm in Perkasie, Bucks County, where she grows seasonal flowers and shares them with her local community. She aims to blend her passion for flowers and plants with her commitment to social work—using nature as a way to foster healing and hope for those who need it most.

You can find Katie leading therapeutic horticulture classes here at ECS.

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