Good Leaf Forest Bathing.
ANFT-certified guided forest bathing walks for public, private, and workplace groups across Southwestern Ontario.
The brief.
Good Leaf Forest Bathing offers guided shinrin-yoku walks in Southwestern Ontario, led by James O'Neill, who completed his Forest Therapy Guide certification with the Association of Nature & Forest Therapy (ANFT) in 2021 and brings roughly ten years of outdoor education and conservation experience. The slow-paced sessions cover 1–2 km over two to three hours and use guided sensory immersion to support health and well-being for both participants and the land. Public walks have run in locations including Brantford and Hamilton, while private bookings serve friends, families, and individuals, and workplace sessions support team-building, corporate retreats, and wellness events. Walks are open to participants aged 16 and over, with a maximum of 15 people per session.
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Public Walks
For: Ages 16+Scheduled group forest bathing walks open to individual registrants, covering roughly 1–2 km over about three hours. Sessions have run at locations including Brantford and Hamilton, with a maximum of 15 participants per walk.
$35 per person
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Private Groups
For: Ages 16+Customized forest bathing sessions for friends, families, or individuals, scheduled flexibly and running two to three hours. Maximum 15 participants per session, with content adapted to the group's interests and pace.
$50 per person (minimum $150)
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Workplace Walks
For: Adults / workplace teamsForest bathing sessions for team-building, corporate retreats, and wellness events, running two to three hours. Each session holds up to 15 people, with multiple sessions available to accommodate larger groups.
$50 per person (minimum $250)
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Worth knowing.
- 01Guide James O'Neill completed his Forest Therapy Guide certification with the Association of Nature & Forest Therapy (ANFT) in 2021.Source ↗
- 02Walks are open to participants aged 16 and over, with a maximum of 15 people per session.Source ↗
- 03Public walks have been held in Brantford and Hamilton, Ontario.Source ↗