Cultivating Resilience Through Nature
Cultivating Resilience Through Nature with Community Collaborations
Warren Blackwood Mental Health Services is proud to partner with several business in the region including Eight Acres Permaculture and WILD Ones Forest School to offer pathways for enhanced mental wellbeing through connection with nature and the development of resilient living skills.
Our collaboration provides access to:
Supported Workshop Participation: Individuals referred by WBMHS may be eligible for subsidised or free access to a range of practical workshops hosted by Eight Acres Permaculture. These workshops cover topics such as gardening, preserving, and other homesteading skills that foster a sense of empowerment and connection to the natural world. Please contact Warren Blackwood Mental Health Services directly to discuss referrals for Eight Acres Permaculture workshops.
The Resilience Village Online Community: Embrace a supportive and engaging online community at the Resilience Village (resiliencevillage.com.au). This platform connects Western Australians passionate about permaculture, self-sufficiency, and building resilience in the face of modern challenges. Share knowledge, find support, and learn practical skills from the comfort of your own home – membership is free!
NDIS Funded Nature-Based Counselling For Children Through WILD Ones Forest School: For individuals with NDIS funding, we offer immersive counselling experiences through WILD Ones Forest School. This unique approach utilises the therapeutic benefits of nature in a forest school setting. Please contact Warren Blackwood Mental Health Services directly to discuss NDIS funding options and referrals for WILD Ones Forest School.
Should you desire any further information about the community collaborations please feel free to reach out via email at help@wbmhservices.org.