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SPRING in Tipperary: Imbolc Celebration - 02.02.25
Monday, February 2, 2025
19:00 PM 20:30 PM
The Yoga Yard, Clonmel
Hosted by Sarah Hourigan
Join us for an Imbolc gathering to honor the Celtic festival of light, new beginnings, and the promise of spring. This immersive event will guide you through a series of rituals, reflections, and practices designed to nourish your spirit, connect with ancient Celtic traditions, and awaken the energy of transformation within you.
What to Expect:
Opening Circle:
We’ll begin with an opening circle to connect as a group and set our intentions for the session. Together, we’ll create a safe, nurturing space for all to reflect and share.
Journaling & Reflection:
As we move through the event, you’ll have time to journal and explore your inner landscape. Guided prompts will help you reflect on your personal journey and the themes of renewal, light, and growth that Imbolc invites.
Celtic Wheel:
Learn about the Celtic Wheel of the Year and the wisdom it offers for living in harmony with the seasons. We’ll share insights into Imbolc’s place on the Wheel and how it can inspire you to embrace new beginnings in your own life.
Honoring Brigid:
Brigid, the goddess of Imbolc, is a powerful figure of healing, creativity, and transformation. We’ll share her story, her significance, and how to invoke her energy.
St. Brigid’s Cross Making:
In honor of Brigid, you’ll have the opportunity to create your very own Brigid's Cross from natural materials. This craft is a beautiful way to connect with the traditions of the land.
Guided Meditation:
Breathe deeply and release what no longer serves you during a transformative nature based meditation where you will be guided into nature from the
Closing Circle:
We’ll close the session by sharing our experiences, honouring our intentions, and holding space for any final reflections. This will be a time to celebrate the journey we’ve taken together and the light we carry forward.
Why Join Us?
Embrace the Magic of Imbolc: Tap into the powerful energy of this ancient festival to clear out the old and welcome in the new.
Connect with Community: Be part of a like-minded group of individuals who are committed to personal growth, connection, and honouring the sacred rhythms of the earth.
Nurture Your Soul: Through journaling, crafting, and meditation, you’ll experience deep healing and renewal.
Learn & Grow: Discover the ancient Celtic traditions of Imbolc and how to integrate them into your modern life.
Reserve Your Spot!
Spaces are extremely limited, so don’t wait! Whether you’re looking for a deeper connection to the cycles of nature, a way to honor the light returning to the earth, or simply a moment of nourishment for your body and soul, this Imbolc event will leave you feeling renewed and inspired.
Sign Up Now
*full details will be emailed to you before the event, in the meantime you can consider your receipt as confirmation of booking
Learn more about your host:
Sarah Hourigan
Nature Therapy Ireland (NTI) est. 2020 brings together a wide range of research-based nature connection and forest bathing practices. The work gently guides you in rediscovering your connection to nature to bring balance to your physical health and mental wellbeing.
Sarah, has a B.A. (Hons) from University College Cork and an M.Sc. from Trinity College Dublin both in applied psychology. After a number of years working in the field of research for the Trinity Institute of Neuroscience, The Health Research Board and Multiple Sclerosis Ireland, Sarah decided to pursue a career in the outdoors and went on to complete courses in Forest Bathing, Wild Therapy, Ecopsychology, Forest Therapy, Mountaineering and Wilderness Safety.
Sarah draws on elements from each of these practices and her lifelong passion for spending time in nature to create NTI events while also striving to make research-based nature connection work as accessible and inclusive as possible.
Sarah is now also the National Lead of the Woodlands for Health (WFH) Programme funded by Mental Health Ireland, Coillte and Get Ireland Walking. WFH is a 12 week woodland-based guided walking programme for adults availing of mental health services and supports in Ireland. It is an accessible and sustainable way to make nature part of the toolkit for supporting mental health.
Monday, February 2, 2025
19:00 PM 20:30 PM
The Yoga Yard, Clonmel
Hosted by Sarah Hourigan
Join us for an Imbolc gathering to honor the Celtic festival of light, new beginnings, and the promise of spring. This immersive event will guide you through a series of rituals, reflections, and practices designed to nourish your spirit, connect with ancient Celtic traditions, and awaken the energy of transformation within you.
What to Expect:
Opening Circle:
We’ll begin with an opening circle to connect as a group and set our intentions for the session. Together, we’ll create a safe, nurturing space for all to reflect and share.
Journaling & Reflection:
As we move through the event, you’ll have time to journal and explore your inner landscape. Guided prompts will help you reflect on your personal journey and the themes of renewal, light, and growth that Imbolc invites.
Celtic Wheel:
Learn about the Celtic Wheel of the Year and the wisdom it offers for living in harmony with the seasons. We’ll share insights into Imbolc’s place on the Wheel and how it can inspire you to embrace new beginnings in your own life.
Honoring Brigid:
Brigid, the goddess of Imbolc, is a powerful figure of healing, creativity, and transformation. We’ll share her story, her significance, and how to invoke her energy.
St. Brigid’s Cross Making:
In honor of Brigid, you’ll have the opportunity to create your very own Brigid's Cross from natural materials. This craft is a beautiful way to connect with the traditions of the land.
Guided Meditation:
Breathe deeply and release what no longer serves you during a transformative nature based meditation where you will be guided into nature from the
Closing Circle:
We’ll close the session by sharing our experiences, honouring our intentions, and holding space for any final reflections. This will be a time to celebrate the journey we’ve taken together and the light we carry forward.
Why Join Us?
Embrace the Magic of Imbolc: Tap into the powerful energy of this ancient festival to clear out the old and welcome in the new.
Connect with Community: Be part of a like-minded group of individuals who are committed to personal growth, connection, and honouring the sacred rhythms of the earth.
Nurture Your Soul: Through journaling, crafting, and meditation, you’ll experience deep healing and renewal.
Learn & Grow: Discover the ancient Celtic traditions of Imbolc and how to integrate them into your modern life.
Reserve Your Spot!
Spaces are extremely limited, so don’t wait! Whether you’re looking for a deeper connection to the cycles of nature, a way to honor the light returning to the earth, or simply a moment of nourishment for your body and soul, this Imbolc event will leave you feeling renewed and inspired.
Sign Up Now
*full details will be emailed to you before the event, in the meantime you can consider your receipt as confirmation of booking
Learn more about your host:
Sarah Hourigan
Nature Therapy Ireland (NTI) est. 2020 brings together a wide range of research-based nature connection and forest bathing practices. The work gently guides you in rediscovering your connection to nature to bring balance to your physical health and mental wellbeing.
Sarah, has a B.A. (Hons) from University College Cork and an M.Sc. from Trinity College Dublin both in applied psychology. After a number of years working in the field of research for the Trinity Institute of Neuroscience, The Health Research Board and Multiple Sclerosis Ireland, Sarah decided to pursue a career in the outdoors and went on to complete courses in Forest Bathing, Wild Therapy, Ecopsychology, Forest Therapy, Mountaineering and Wilderness Safety.
Sarah draws on elements from each of these practices and her lifelong passion for spending time in nature to create NTI events while also striving to make research-based nature connection work as accessible and inclusive as possible.
Sarah is now also the National Lead of the Woodlands for Health (WFH) Programme funded by Mental Health Ireland, Coillte and Get Ireland Walking. WFH is a 12 week woodland-based guided walking programme for adults availing of mental health services and supports in Ireland. It is an accessible and sustainable way to make nature part of the toolkit for supporting mental health.