I would love to know more about you, I thought it might be nice if this was a space to introduce ourselves………
I’m Brigit, a writer, creator of this space, a plant obsessive and I teach about nature and plants. Im also an ecotherapist that uses therapy combined with nature to support peoples wellbeing.
I’m currently working on my second book! It will be out in 2024 and it is about restoration, wildness and recovery, this book is very personal to me as I myself have partnered with nature to restore a sense of wholeness within me and support my own recovery journey.
I’m sitting in the sun right now, listening to the crows and the gentle babbling brook of the robins song.
I love all things nature and the wild world, as well as poetry, wild swimming, story telling, good hearty food, reading, herbal infusions, coffee and the smell of books, dark earth and woodsmoke.
I would LOVE to learn more about you and perhaps what brought you here?
What are you interested in? Where are you at in your life? What are you exploring at the moment? Any hopes, dreams, plans, intentions? Anything really.
I would love to know more about you, if you feel ok to share.
Thank you all so much for your support by being here
Brigit x
Hi Brigit. Happy to meet you. Thanks for the invitation to share. My name is Mary. I love to garden and spend time outside. I also love to read and write. I teach creative writing to teenagers and adults and I’m an instructional coach. I am seeking connection in all things so I was attracted to your Substack. I write a Substack on Sundays. Here is one I wrote about connecting with the creatures around us and building a backyard habitat. https://pocketfulofprose.substack.com/p/may-it-break-your-heart
Brigit, I don’t remember how I found you but you write beautifully, which is why I keep coming back.
I am an Anishinaabe storyteller with a couple books of poetry out and a third book, this one nonfiction, due out about this time next year. I’ve just been chosen as the Montana Poet Laureate too, a post I will hold for two years, which is quite exciting.