With a background in children's theater and an education in children and youth leadership, I have spent years leading workshops that are based on creativity through play and a child’s natural sense for discovery. My approach is always hands-on, engaging, and is shaped to meet children where they are—encouraging them to explore, imagine, and connect with the world around them.

The Wild plants for Wild Kids is the next step, a new workshop that discovers the wild plants through the sense of play. The workshop is created to help children in a fun and educative way to learn what’s growing right around them. Children get to touch, smell, and observe the plants form up close. We learn their names, characteristics and how to recognize them. We learn about how they once have been important and used in history. Children also get to share their own experiences—what a plant reminds them of, where they might have seen it before— there is room for both imagination and science.

These workshops can be adapted to different themes, seasons, and age groups, making it a meaningful and engaging experience for all. Whether hosted in a schoolyard, a nearby park, or a green space, there is always something to discover—after all, weeds find their way everywhere! We work with what we find, always guided by the season and with deep respect for our nature.

I’m available to host Wild plants for Wild kids workshops for schools, children camps, festivals and other events. The workshops are in English.