Based in the beautiful UNESCO heritage site of the UK Lake District, Mindful Rewilding is a hybrid of mindfulness in nature, ecopsychology and ancient, indigenous wisdom. We offer mindfulness in nature courses, ecopsychology and mindfulness training along with courses in ancient wisdom traditions.
Mindful rewilding is opportunity to pause and break free from the constraints of modern living. Our mission is to bring you thought provoking blogs, videos and courses that open the door to a deeper connection with the beautiful planet that we live on. When you begin to mindfully re-wild you create the opportunity to re-establish the innate connection with nature mindfulness that you were born with. Join us. Reconnect, slow down and find your natural rhythm. Want to discover more? As a thank you for visiting us, we’ve created a free mindfulness in nature resources page for you.
Gill Thackray, Mindful Rewilding founder, is the author of several books including:
The Power of Ancient Wellness: Traditional Remedies and Activities for Modern Living, How to Manifest: Bring Your Goals into Alignment with the Alchemy of the Universe, The Mindfulness Coach, The Positivity Coach, published by Michael O’Mara Books, London.
She has lived and worked in Tibet, China, Thailand & India studying wisdom traditions with teachers of the sacred spiritual pathways of the Q’ero, Toltec and Tibetan shaman. She was apprenticed to Don Miguel Ruiz (author of the Four Agreements) in the Toltec tradition, she is also a Master Certified Energy Medicine & Shamanic Practitioner and has taught with the Four Winds.
She is currently conducting PhD research into indigenous wisdom traditions and ecopsychology (Integrated Transpersonal Psychology).
An experienced lecturer and teacher, holding a Postgraduate Certificate in Education from Cardiff University, Gill is a member of the British Neuroscience Association. She is also a mindfulness teacher (MSc Aberdeen University) and a qigong and Shibashi teacher in the Dragon’s Gate Lineage. She lives in the UK Lake District. She is lead facilitator and heads up Mindful Rewilding’s Mindfulness in Nature teaching faculty.
