Ryan Van Lenning, M.A., is an inner and outer wilderness guide and Founder of Wild Nature Heart. Certified as an Ecotherapist through The Earthbody Institute, he is passionate about facilitating re-connections with wild nature and our most authentic selves to assist in the work of repairing broken belonging.

KT, creator of The Soul-Based Life Method, has her master's in Transpersonal Ecopsychology and is certified in mindfulness meditation, somatic trauma therapy, and council circle facilitation.

Iman Person is a Jamaican-American eco-somatic guide, cultural anthropologist, and artist whose work lives at the intersection of land, ritual, and ancestral memory. For over fifteen years, her creative and ceremonial practice has unfolded in collaboration with the living world through installations, sound, scent, and spaces where nature serves as teacher and mirror. This lineage now informs her 1:1 and group eco-therapeutic sessions, where she supports clients in returning to the wisdom of their bodies and the more-than-human world.

Dr. Maria Farrell is a renowned psychologist, speaker, and burnout consultant specializing in evidence-based strategies for workplace well-being. She developed the first known clinical treatment model for burnout syndrome and has been featured on ABC News, Authority Magazine, and Times Square. As a CPA-approved sponsor for continuing education, she provides expert training for psychologists and organizations. Through clinical practice, corporate consulting, and public speaking, Dr. Farrell delivers research-driven solutions to prevent and manage burnout, empowering individuals and businesses to enhance resilience, productivity, and long-term well-being.

Hi there! I’m Christina. I grew up in the High Desert of California, with a rich cultural background, stemming from Mexican and Colombian heritage. My life has always been intertwined with nature and animals, often spending my free time hiking, reading outdoors, or tending to my horses at the ranch. Nature’s influence is evident in all aspects of my work as a therapist.