Forest TLC is the name of my Nature and Forest Therapy practice. My passion is for helping people to develop strong connections. As a Nature and Forest Therapy Guide, I guide walks which help individuals establish a deeper connection to the natural world - and the healing, well-being and happiness it offers us! As an organizational development practitioner I do this by working with individuals, teams, and organizations to improve interpersonal relationships and team productivity. Why the name "Forest TLC?" I believe that there are wonderful gifts that we can receive from spending time in nature, and I have experienced many moments of TLC (tender, loving care) during my walks. The goal of Forest TLC is to help others experience similar moments for themselves! I am also very interested in helping to support individuals, teams and organizations as they navigate challenging moments of change. The term liminal is defined as “relating to a transitional or initial stage of a process.” It can be used to describe the threshold that we must cross when undertaking any significant change effort. In this sense, TLC refers to “The Liminal Connection” and the work that I do with clients to help successfully complete complex change initiatives. Everett Marshall, LHEP, Certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide