The MRE Impulse Cards were developed to give ideas and starting points for facilitating conversations, Mindful Nature Connection and active engagement. Impulses of open-ended sentences and images can help to express thoughts and feelings, increase awareness, find simple solutions or become proactive.

The images  are also a helpful resource to facilitate conscious and  positive Nature Connection for people who are unable to access outdoor environments.

Nature Connection is a vital part for physical, mental and emotional health. Everything on our planet is interconnected and we are an integral part of its natural cycles and systems.

During the last few decades we have lost some of our conscious relationship to the Earth through big societal changes such as industrialisation, urbanisation and globalisation and this is having a big effect on our overall wellbeing.

Everybody is somehow affected by the environmental developments and many of us are finding it hard to express our thoughts and feelings about the Climate Crisis.  It’s a natural reaction that we can feel worried, overwhelmed and helpless.

The MRE Impulse Cards were developed as a supporting resource for our Mindfulness Rooted Ecotherapy (MRE) Training, click here if you would like to download the brochure.

Disclaimer:

MRE/MNP cards and posters were designed to support emotional education, mental health and modern day challenges through nature connection. They are sold with the understanding that the author is not engaged to render any type of psychological or any other kind of professional advice. You should use these games at your discretion in a sensitive manner.

At no stage should these resources be viewed as therapeutic intervention. You should always consult a health professional should you at any stage have any concerns about the mental health and wellbeing of yourself, your clients or your child. The author shall not be liable for any damages, including, but not limited to, special, incidental, consequential or other damages. The purchaser shall be responsible for his/her choices, actions, and results.