Send us Fan Mail 🔗 Connect with Clara: Find her work, book, and resources here: 👉 https://www.claraschroeder.com/book 🌿 Download your free Wildly Unplug Starter Guide here: https://gem.godaddy.com/signups/ebd116a3a09647638aa4d85c004839fa/join What if the reason we feel overwhelmed, burned out, or disconnected… is because we’ve lost our relationship with nature? In this episode of Wildly Unplugged, I sit down with ecotherapist and author Clara Schroeder to explore the powerful connection between mental health, nature, and sustainability. We dive into how disconnection from the natural world impacts our well-being—and how simple, intentional practices can help you reconnect, reduce anxiety, and find balance in a chaotic world. Whether you’re feeling burnt out, hit rock bottom, stuck in hustle culture, or overwhelmed by constant digital noise, this conversation will help you slow down, reconnect, and rediscover what truly matters. In This Episode, We Talk About: What ecotherapy is and how it helps with stress, anxiety, and burnout The link between mental health and nature connection How disconnection from nature contributes to eco anxiety & overwhelm Simple ways to reconnect with nature (even in a city!) How to create a healthier work-life balance The impact of technology, AI, and “doom scrolling” on your nervous system Why slowing down and being present can transform your life Real stories of healing through nature, wildlife, and mindfulness Why This Matters: We live in a world of constant stimulation—emails, notifications, and endless scrolling. This episode is a reminder that nature is always available as a tool for healing, creativity, and clarity. You don’t need a big adventure. You just need to start noticing. Who This Episode Is For: Anyone experiencing burnout or stress Creatives looking to reconnect with inspiration Nature lovers & conservation-minded individuals People curious about mindfulness, ecotherapy, or mental wellness Anyone feeling overwhelmed by modern life and seeking balance Key Takeaway: Reconnecting with nature doesn’t have to mean hiking mountains or traveling far. It can be as simple as noticing the sky, listening to birds, or stepping outside with intention. 🎧 About Wildly Unplug Wildly Unplug shares stories of nature, conservation, creativity, and human connection—helping you rediscover what develops when you unplug and step outdoors. If you enjoyed this episode, check out more conversations on: ✨ Nature journaling ✨ Wildlife art & conservation ✨ Creative ways to unplug and reconnect Don’t Forget: ✔️ Subscribe for more nature + creativity content ✔️ Share this with someone who needs to unplug ✔️ Leave a review—it helps more people find the podcast Support the show