Are your employees stressed and unproductive? How can you help your staff and provide for their wellbeing?

Our nature sensory workshops can show insights into workplace stress management and take home tools for everyday use.

Learn new stress management tools and techniques through nature, get the opportunity and the permission to immerse yourself in nature, by engaging your senses. Happiness, satisfaction, health, wellbeing and resilience are a workshop away.

Good mental health is everyone’s business.

Working nationally, our wildlife gardening lectures (other lectures are also available), tutorials and consultations, plus nature sensory workshops showcasing nature as a pain/stress management tool can help business people, individuals and families to become more connected to nature in their own personal experiences, and the world around them.

Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt uses sensory engagement to nature to manage his own pain from Rheumatoid Arthritis and other conditions, and hopes to, in collaboration with Oxford University, drive forward the understanding behind what’s going on in the human body that allows him to do this.

He’s also developing a stage show plus an experiential modern art/performance concept which will showcase our work and take it to a new audience in theatres. Plus developing The Peoples Countryside Project.

The Wildman is available to write guest blog’s/articles and is a registered speaker for the Royal Horticultural Society, and fully DBS checked to work with children.

Putting Nature on the airwaves. The Wildman also presents the independent wildlife radio show, ‘Going Wild With Wildlife’, currently available on up to 11 different stations.

Recorded on location all around Britain, with international listeners online, our show is interactive via social media.

With the emphasis on hospital patients, who listen in via hospital radio and appreciate hearing a slice of the countryside as part of their recovery process.

Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt has been a professional wildlife gardener for nearly 31 years. He writes widely in magazines, recently published his first four books on the subject, and is busy writing another 5 on a range of subjects.

• Nature Walks
• Poetry, Prose and Lyrics
• A Philosophical Look at Wildlife Gardening
• Angels On My Path – A Book Of Life And Death
• Confidence

He leads nature workshops for business people and individuals, to show how engaging with nature using the 5 senses can help manage stress and pain, as well as be a good team building tool. He carries out his nature sensory engagement activities, with families and children, to develop lifelong learning, resilience and a positive attitude to life.

His media work includes being a wildlife sound recordist and making the independent wildlife radio show, Going Wild With Wildlife, which transmits up to 30 times a week on up to 11 differing stations across Britain. He's also working on The Peoples Countryside project.

An extension of his work interests include developing some academic research with Oxford University, into the benefits of nature on the human body. He has an ambition to perform on the main stage at the O2 Arena in London, and is developing a stage show plus an experiential modern art/performance concept to start the ball rolling in getting him there.