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A Woman in the Woods podcast provides a front row view into the life of your host, award-winning photographer, author, artist, and educator, Tracy J Thomas, who lives in a little cabin in the woods just shy of the Canadian border. In this podcast she reflects on the beauty and power of nature and its ability to help her heal from chronic PTSD.
Tracy also shares stories about wildlife, surviving in the woods, the wow moments, the challenges, the dangers, takes the listener along on eye-opening adventures, and interviews other women who have had harrowing, interesting, and healing moments in nature.
Find out more at awomaninthewoods.com
Tracy also shares stories about wildlife, surviving in the woods, the wow moments, the challenges, the dangers, takes the listener along on eye-opening adventures, and interviews other women who have had harrowing, interesting, and healing moments in nature.
Find out more at awomaninthewoods.com
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
16 minutes
English
United States
14 episodes
since Dec. 30, 2019
episodic
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Hello again. These past two weeks I found it impossible to function normally beyond taking care of myself. As the number of cases and deaths from the virus continued to increase exponentially around the globe, I found myself sucked into my internal world, and unmotivated to dig up my creative energ…
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I hope you all had a good week, considering the circumstances. A week where you were able to take good care of yourselves and found a way to alleviate some of the stress that you are most likely under right now.
I had a week that felt like a roller coaster. Some days I felt strong and determined t…
This past week I have found it very difficult to function, as I am sure most of you who are listening to this podcast have found as well. So, I took some time off in order to focus a bit on some self care.
The entire world has been upended by a dark and invisible force. The great equalizer. A viru…
Nature was my safe space when I was a child. Whether I was sitting on the top of a mountain, hanging out by the side of a glacial lake, or lying on my back in a meadow looking up at the clouds, it made me feel as though everything in my life would someday be okay, despite the ugly circumstances of …
Nature has its own special type of silence. When I am alone, embraced by it, there is no true absence of sound. On the contrary, you can still hear the breath of the wind as it exhales through the trees. Songbirds create a pleasing hallelujah chorus in surround sound, and the water broadcasts a rel…
There is a seasonal creek that sits right below the cabin. It runs full and swift during the Spring runoff once the temperatures begin to rise, which usually occurs sometime in April. Several small waterfalls form and the sounds are soothing and energizing. When I’m tired or stressed, I make my way…
Many years ago, I was involved in a search and rescue party. This was for a teenage girl who had run away from the private residential school, where I was working at the time. The school sat on 500 forested acres and was far from a highway and the nearest town. This young teen had grown up in a cit…
I don’t know how many of you have had the opportunity to remove yourself from the light pollution of the cities and stand under the breathtaking canopy of the heavens on a moonless night. If you have not, I implore you to put this on your bucket list of must-do’s in this lifetime. Sure there are st…
Many years ago now, I decided to make a journey back to my home town to do some backpacking and a solo climb of one of my favorite 13,000 foot peaks. I had been living in the crowded suburbs for 24 years at that point, but took every chance I had to spend time out in the mountains that I missed so …
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