Each Forest Therapy session offers a different way of meeting nature. Some evenings invite us to rest beneath an open sky, watching clouds drift and light soften across the sky. On other nights, we walk beneath the full moon, noticing how nature holds stillness and quiet reflection. Explore the sessions below and choose the one that feels right for where you are.

Sitting with the Sky is an evening Forest Therapy session held at the Singapore Botanic Gardens from 4.30pm to 7pm on selected evenings.

The session invites you on quiet journey of meeting and noticing. Along the way, we'll be greeted by trees of many kinds, each with its own shape, texture and way of reaching for the evening light. Spend time with these nature beings, and perhaps notice how they lean, breathe or hold space around them. Our steps will eventually lead us to an open space, where the sky stretches wide above us. Here, you're invited to rest your gaze upon the white clouds and blue sky, dressed in the day's evening hues.

Evening Session

Harvesting the light is a full moon night Forest Therapy session held at Bidadari Park from 7pm to 9.30pm on full moon nights.

The session invites you into a quiet evening of reflection and release. As the moon reaches its fullness, we walk slowly beneath its light, allowing what has been growing quietly within us to become visible. Along the way, we will meet the trees in their night presence, noticing how they stand in stillness, how shadows gather and soften around them. Our steps will bring us to an open space where the night sky stretches wide above. In the gentle glow of the moon, you may begin to sense what feels complete, what feels illuminated, and perhaps what is ready to be laid down.

Night Session

It is completely alright to feel unsure.

Forest therapy is a gentle nature based sensory practice designed to help you slow down, notice, and reconnect with nature and with yourself. It is not a hike, a workshop, or something you need to perform well in. No prior experience is needed, and there is no right way to participate.

Through simple invitations, you are guided to slow down and notice with your senses. You choose how you engage with the invitations. You can speak, or remain quiet. You can move slowly, or simply sit. You simply arrive as you are, and allow nature to meet you as you are.

If you are unsure whether Forest Therapy is for you