ETHOS

 

 Nature is a tool to get children to experience not just the wider world,
but themselves.
Stephen Moss

Wild Creative was founded by art and eco therapist Kate Andrews.

Recognising the nurturing, healing benefits of nature on children who didn’t thrive in a classroom setting formed the core of Wild Creative.

This expanded to encompass retreats and workshops for tweens, teens and parents supporting their mental health, emotional intelligence
and body literacy education.

Currently we are developing our rites of passage program in recognition of the series of transitions that occur throughout both children and adults lives.

The Soul School Homeschool program offers children a multi age learning environment that nurtures their social/emotional skills, building their confidence and conflict resolution skills.

The nature space offers kids movement breaks, opportunities for self regulation and reflective listening throughout the program.




Children cannot bounce off the walls if we take away the walls.
Erin Kenny

We value lived experiences and experiential learning.

Our nature bonded education encompasses ancient ritual, eco craft, organic movement, play, critical evaluation and revolutionary thinking.

Collaboration and shared knowledge between mentors and participants creates a safe environment to learn in a manner that honours the individual.
This supports them becoming their authentic selves.

What we offer:

Homeschool programs

School holiday workshops

Professional Development

Wild Creative Retreats

Tween Empowerment Circles

Retreat/Festival workshops

School incurions/excursions

To raise a nature-bonded child is to raise a rebel, a dreamer, an innovator… someone who will walk their own verdant, winding path.
Nicolette Sowder



For all enquiries:
E | [email protected]
: @wildcreative.aus
: WildCreativeAustralia
W | www.wildcreativeaustralia.com 

 


Disclaimer:
The team are not health care professionals. 
Workshops are based on best practice, extensive research, PD training, supporting evidence and experiences as a parents and women on what is beneficial for children.
For formal medical or psychological support,
please contact your GP and/or a psychologist.