Thursday 12 March at 3 pm
Why do we celebrate diversity in nature, yet often struggle with it in ourselves?
In this personal and thought-provoking talk, Tansy shares her own journey of discovering neurodivergence and how time in nature helped her move from masking and self-doubt to a deeper understanding of her natural rhythms and strengths.
Blending personal story with insights from the natural world, she explores how ecosystems thrive on difference, and what this can teach us about embracing our own uniqueness. The talk offers gentle, practical ways to use nature as a guide for self-acceptance, clarity and breaking through limiting beliefs, leaving audiences with a renewed sense of perspective and belonging.
Tansy Dowman is an award-winning Nature Connection practitioner, speaker and coach specialising in outdoor wellbeing, resilience and neurodiversity. Through guided walks, workshops and talks, she helps people reconnect with nature as a powerful support for mental clarity, nervous-system regulation and a stronger sense of belonging.
Drawing on her own lived experience of neurodivergence and years of facilitating groups in natural settings, Tansy’s work explores how time outdoors can help individuals and teams feel more grounded, creative and connected, both to themselves and to each other.
This online talk is for Members of the National Women’s Register.
🎙️This talk will be recorded.
To find out more about becoming an NWR Member, please visit www.nwr.org.uk