Wilder Life Wellbeing CIC
What we do
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Wild Vision - a forest school for children with a visual impairment
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Nurture in nature - a woodland based cancer support group
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Forest School programmes for local primary and secondary schools
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ISEND Family Nature Connection Days
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Team-building sessions for adults
About us
We are:
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Qualified level 3 Forest School leaders.
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Qualified for First Aid outdoors.
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Experienced Nature Connection practitioners
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A BACP counsellor with experience in eco-therapy
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Fully insured for all ages and forest school activities
This project is co-facilitated by:
Elisa Dalla Vedova – a BACP counsellor with experience in eco-therapy and supporting individuals through life-changing health journeys.
Helen Stringfellow and Sam Finn - trained Nature Connection Practitioners with Level 3 Forest School qualifications and many years of experience creating safe, inclusive, and enriching outdoor spaces for healing and connection.
We want to offer a nurturing environment where nature, creativity, and compassionate support come together.
If you or someone you know is affected by cancer and would like to learn more about the Nurture in Nature eco-therapy programme, we’d love to hear from you.
Get in touch:
Email: nurtureinnature.info@gmail.com
Wild Vision
Forest School
Exciting monthly forest school sessions for children and young people with a Visual Impairment aged 5-16.
Wild Vision is a monthly group. The next sessions are:
Saturday 5th September 2026
Saturday 3rd October 2026
Saturday 7th November 2026
Saturday 5th December 2026
Sessions are free and run 9.30-12pm at Herstmonceux Castle Woods.
Please contact Helen Stringfellow on
07712159410 or email wilderlifewellbeing@gmail.com for bookings.
Kindly funded by the donations from the fundraising comedy gig with Adam Buxton and organised by Jay Law.