Los Angeles · Ecotherapy community

Where mental health meets nature.

A wellness community for the homegirls to move with intention, heal with gratitude and thrive with purpose.

Mental health + Nature = Ecotherapy

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Upcoming gatherings in LA

Norman O. Houston Park, Los Angeles · Morning sessions, about 2 hours

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Ecotherapy

Nature as medicine.

Ecotherapy, also called nature therapy or green therapy, uses time in nature to improve mental health and wellbeing. Research shows that time outdoors reduces cortisol levels, lowers anxiety, and improves mood and focus.

At Move.Heal.Thrive we combine those principles with community, movement and mindfulness. Our outdoor gatherings create space for healing that feels accessible, joyful and culturally grounded, not clinical.

Whether you join a community hike through LA's parks, a sound bath under open sky, or a yoga session surrounded by nature, you're practicing ecotherapy. And you belong here.

Attendees
249+
Years running
7+
Nonprofit
501(c)(3)

Our mission

Accessible ecotherapy for BIPOC communities.

Move.

Moving with intention through nature. Physical wellness grounded in movement that feels good and purposeful.

Heal.

Healing with gratitude. Creating space for mental wellness and emotional restoration in a supportive community.

Thrive.

Thriving with purpose. Empowerment to live fully and authentically, supported by the strength of our community.

Move.Heal.Thrive Wellness is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Los Angeles. By bridging mental health services and nature-based healing, we create pathways to wellness that are culturally responsive and community-driven.

The community

Real people. Real healing.

Our events are joyful, inclusive and grounded in community. Come as you are.

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Our story

Built for community.

Every step we take is for the collective. Move.Heal.Thrive was born out of a need for spaces where healing feels like home.

Ready to step outside?

Join us for an upcoming event at Norman O. Houston Park, Los Angeles.

Questions? DM us on Instagram.