The Think like a Tree programme is for anyone over 18 years. It is also suitable for solopreneurs and startup businesses. Think like a Forest is for businesses/organisations of any size or type.
We aim to make our courses as accessible as possible. For the Think like a Tree programme you can choose between online and in-person. For online and in-person courses please let us know if there is anything you would like us to know about how to make a course more welcoming for you. That includes issues of disability, illness, neurodiversity, mental ill-health and learning style.
Many of our facilitators live with disability and/or chronic illness so you will always receive an empathetic welcome.
For in-person courses we aim to hold courses in wheelchair accessible venues, but please check the details before booking. Our main venue, Whistlewood Common in Derbyshire is wheelchair accessible.
Most of our courses have a limited number of low-income places available. If you don’t see that option please contact us as we may have some Pay it Forward places on some courses.
Yes, there are more details here and get in touch to have a chat. We welcome people with a diversity of backgrounds, experiences, skills.
Yes! Think like a Tree: the natural principles guide to life is available in paperback (from this website, from Amazon worldwide, and to order from bookshops worldwide); or you can download an ebook from Kindle, Apple Books and other ebook retailers. The audiobook is available on Audible and iTunes.
Yes! You should be able to ask your local library to order a copy.
Inspired by Trees Creative workbook and Inspired by Acorns activity book for kids are available in paperback from this website or via Amazon worldwide or to order from bookshops worldwide.
Yes – please get in touch to discuss your requirements. We can offer talks and workshops online and in-person for groups of individuals, businesses or students. Check out the Speaking page.
Yes – please get in touch to discuss your requirements. We can offer talks and workshops online and in-person for groups of individuals, businesses or students. Check out the Speaking page.
Yes – we have all experienced the benefits of learning from nature and designing our lives – once you start you don’t want to stop. And when hard times (such as Covid) come along we already have a toolkit to dive into. Because the natural principles have evolved over hundreds of millions of years they are useful in any circumstance.
Great places to start are:
Permaculture Association UK – https://www.permaculture.org.uk/
And Permaculture Magazine – https://www.permaculture.co.uk/
Check out Biomimicry Institute – https://biomimicry.org/
And Ask Nature – https://asknature.org/
"The more our world functions like the natural world, the more likely we are to endure on this home that is ours, but not ours alone"
Janine Benyus