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Notes from an Eco Coach

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Exploring Nature

"I worked with Mindy in a very difficult time in my life when I often felt disconnected from the world and beauty. One time as we were working she started to describe the landscape around her - a stream, the trees, and two ducks. The ducks swam upstream and one of them stopped to feed in the middle of a rough current. The other duck stayed close by and kept watch. Later, the ducks shot past, riding the current downstream.  As I listened to Mindy describe these things I started to notice sensations in my body and my breath became more relaxed. The ducks became a whole new way of understanding my situation - that I could get nourishment from this difficult time and I was protected. I was swimming against the current now, but there was also relief and joy in riding the current of my life. This image stayed with me after the session and I was able to return to it for comfort. 

 

Mindy shared bite-sized resources and helped me integrate mindfulness practices into my busy life. Now I treasure these practices and the peace they bring me in my life."

 

- Terre, Artist & Mother

Deer

"Mindy, I went walking in the meadow yesterday just trying to get grounded. I went the way you took me and lo and behold a deer literally ran in front of me on that path before entering the woods. I was amazed but thought of you knowing your connection to deer. 

Looking at all the different wildflowers on that path, I tried to slow down, breathe and connect. I chuckled thinking maybe it’s somewhat chaotic (over grown, wild) but so beautiful. And I need to try and remember as things don’t go my way that my chaotic life is beautiful. But I learned that from you. Thinking that way. Thank you."

— Debra, Educator

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