Naturally stress-free: Your natural reset program for stress relief
Understand stress, let go, and recharge your batteries in the countryside
Understanding stress and reacting more calmly
- What stress really is and how it develops in the body and mind.
- Personal stress triggers and typical response patterns.
- Understanding the influence of a dynamic and complex working environment on one's own experience of stress.
- Recognize warning signs from your body and mental stress reactions at an early stage.
- First steps toward greater inner peace and self-control.
Personal stress management skills – from victim to protagonist
- How to strengthen your stress management skills step by step.
- Self-reflection: What really stresses me out?
- Training mental strength – the influence of evaluations and thoughts.
- Mindfulness and meditation for stress reduction and impulse control.
- Quick strategies to regain your ability to act in stressful situations.
Regenerate with the power of nature
- Healing forest bathing (Shinrin Yoku) for inner peace, restful sleep, and a strong immune system.
- Mindfulness and breathing as the key to inner balance.
- Exercise in nature – physical exercises in the green training room.
- Progressive muscle relaxation according to Jacobson.
- Regeneration through conscious sensory perception.
Nature as a resource for your everyday life
- Make the most of short breaks in the countryside.
- "Being Away" – how to let go.
- Nature as a role model: Location is key!
- Personal stress management concept with a focus on nature.
- Experiencing nature as inspiration for new perspectives.
In your online learning environment, you will find useful information, downloads and extra services for this training course once you have registered.
- You have identified your personal stress triggers and can deal with them more consciously.
- You use forest bathing, outdoor exercise, progressive muscle relaxation, meditation, and mindfulness specifically to reduce stress.
- You have developed effective strategies for maintaining calm, serenity, and mental clarity in everyday life.
- You consciously use nature as a source of regeneration, strength, and inner balance.
- You have developed your own individual "stress management concept" for more ease and stability in your everyday working life.
Keynote speeches, mindfulness and mental exercises, nature experiences, outdoor exercise sessions, self-reflection, group exercises, and embodiment.
Important notes:
The training place mainly outdoors in nature. You will spend your lunch breaks at the seminar hotel, which is accessible at all times.
You work independently and should not be restricted in your mobility.
Please come in sporty, weatherproof clothing and sturdy shoes. If you like, you are welcome to bring a thin wool blanket for the relaxation and mindfulness exercises; alternatively, the seminar hotel will provide blankets or similar items.
Specialists and managers who want to better understand stress and deal with it more confidently, who want to achieve serenity, health, and inner balance, and who want to discover and use nature as a source of strength in their professional and everyday lives.
Your Benefits at a Glance
Small groups—big learning success
Fully covered
- a shared lunch on each full- training day
- refreshments during breaks
All learning materials at a glance
Questions about the seminar content
When your thoughts continue to revolve around unfinished tasks, difficult conversations, or upcoming decisions even after work is over, your body often lacks the opportunity to fully recharge. It’s crucial to consciously manage the transition from work-related stress to personal relaxation. Exercising outdoors, targeted breathing exercises, and mindful sensory awareness can be particularly helpful. In this training, you’ll learn how to use nature as a source of strength and how to promote inner peace through methods such as forest bathing, meditation, and Jacobson’s progressive muscle relaxation. You’ll develop personal relaxation rituals that help you let go more easily after work and recharge your energy for the next day.
Stress isn’t caused solely by a heavy workload. Personal expectations, a strong tendency toward perfectionism, the need for control, or the expectation that you must be available at all times can also create significant internal pressure. These patterns of thought and behavior often occur unconsciously. That’s why it’s important to take a closer look at your own stress reactions and identify which situations and perceptions trigger tension. In this training program, you’ll delve deeply into your individual stress triggers and learn how your thoughts and attitudes influence how you experience stress. Through self-reflection and mental exercises, you’ll develop new perspectives and be able to assess stressful situations more consciously and calmly in the future.
Chronic stress often makes itself felt before you consciously realize you’ve reached your limit. Typical warning signs can include inner restlessness, difficulty concentrating, muscle tension, sleep problems, or increasing irritability. Professionals and managers, in particular, tend to overlook such signs because work obligations initially seem more important. In this training program, you’ll learn to better understand physical and mental stress responses and to recognize your personal warning signs early on. Through mindfulness, focused body awareness, and reflection exercises, you’ll strengthen your ability to take timely countermeasures. This will enable you to take more conscious care of your health and prevent short-term stressors from taking up too much space in the long run.
Whether it’s critical feedback, last-minute decisions, or conflicts within the team, some situations immediately trigger intense stress. In such moments, it’s helpful to interrupt the automatic stress response and regain a clear perspective on the situation. Simple breathing techniques, brief mindfulness exercises, and consciously managing your own thoughts can help with this. In this training program, you’ll learn methods to better regulate your impulses and remain capable of taking action even under pressure. In particular, the combination of mental exercises and hands-on experiences in nature will allow you to discover new forms of self-regulation. As a result, you’ll be able to react more thoughtfully in your day-to-day work, communicate more objectively, and handle challenges with greater confidence.
In their day-to-day work lives, many people are constantly surrounded by information, digital devices, and ever-changing demands. This constant stress can make it difficult to find mental peace. Natural environments offer the opportunity to step away from the usual work setting and consciously focus one’s attention on the present moment. Physical activity, fresh air, and the experience of natural sounds and sensations can promote relaxation and mental rejuvenation. In this training program, you’ll experience these benefits through forest bathing, mindful nature observation, and targeted outdoor movement exercises. You’ll also learn how to consciously use experiences in nature to regenerate. In this way, you’ll tap into an additional resource to balance out stress and approach your professional tasks with renewed clarity.
- Customized training courses
- Direct application in practice
- Efficient use of time and resources
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Start dates and details

Thursday, June 17, 2027
09:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday, June 18, 2027
09:00 am - 5:00 pm
- one joint lunch per full seminar day,
- Catering during breaks and
- extensive working documents.

Monday, September 13, 2027
09:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuesday, September 14, 2027
09:00 am - 5:00 pm
- one joint lunch per full seminar day,
- Catering during breaks and
- extensive working documents.
- one joint lunch per full seminar day,
- Catering during breaks and
- extensive working documents.
- one joint lunch per full seminar day,
- Catering during breaks and
- extensive working documents.

