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THE BLUEDOT

NOTHING HEALS
LIKE NATURE

For thousands of years, humans have turned to Nature and community for wisdom, inspiration and healing.

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THERAPY IN & WITH NATURE

Many people arrive here outwardly functioning, thoughtful, and capable yet quietly off-track, in life transitions that unsettle identity and direction. 

 

Modern life asks a lot of us. Relationship problems, burnout, addictions and other health issues are often signs of dysregulation and disconnection - from body, from meaning, from values and the wider world that holds us.

BlueDot offers a way for people to pause and reconnect, through psychotherapy practiced in relationship with the natural world.

With over 4.5 billion years of experience, Nature has always guided humans in finding their way back, offering a safe place to land and a secure base from which to explore, heal, and grow. 

 

Nature is not a venue or backdrop, but an active co-therapist, providing awe and presence - shaping attention, regulating the nervous system, and restoring perspective.

THERAPY IN & WITH NATURE

Many people arrive here outwardly functioning, thoughtful, and capable yet quietly off-track, in life transitions that unsettle identity and direction. 

Modern life asks a lot of us. Relationship problems, burnout, addictions and other health issues are often signs of dysregulation and  disconnection - from body, from meaning, from values and the wider world that holds us.

BlueDot is a way for people to pause and reconnect, through psychotherapy practiced in relationship with the natural world.

With over 4.5 billion years of experience, Nature has always guided humans in finding their way back, offering a safe place to land and a secure base from which to explore, heal, and grow. 

Nature is not a venue or backdrop, but an active co-therapist, providing awe and presence - shaping attention, regulating the nervous system, and restoring perspective.

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THERAPY IN AND
WITH
NATURE

Many people arrive here outwardly functioning, thoughtful, and capable yet quietly off-track, in life transitions that unsettle identity and direction. 

Modern life asks a lot of us. Relationship problems, burnout, addictions and other health issues are often signs of dysregulation and  disconnection - from body, from meaning, from values and the wider world that holds us.

BlueDot is a way for people to pause and reconnect, through psychotherapy practiced in relationship with the natural world.

With over 4.5 billion years of experience, Nature has always guided humans in finding their way back, offering a safe place to land and a secure base from which to explore, heal, and grow. 

Nature is not a venue or backdrop, but an active co-therapist, providing awe and presence - shaping attention, regulating the nervous system, and restoring perspective.

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THE BLUEDOT + TONGA

In certain places, perspective emerges effortlessly. 

Tonga is one of them.

 

In the presence of a living system that is ancient, intelligent, and uninterested in ego or performance, something essential is remembered.  

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“The brain is shaped by the world it interacts with.” — Dr. Dan Siegel

NATURE IMMERSIONS

BlueDot is offered through a small number of carefully held immersive experiences grounded in presence, care, and connection. 

We create seasonal, small-group experiences in places of natural beauty - from urban parklands to National Parks, coastlines, bush & mountains.

 

With a rare and transformative therapeutic adventure held on land and sea - in the presence of humpback whales, local culture and community in Tonga. 

Aligned with clinical excellence and proven frameworks, our approach is relational, practical, and effective.

 

Programs are designed for people who are open to reflection and honest conversation, and curious to engage with Nature as part of their therapeutic process.

We acknowledge all First Nations peoples as the original custodians of land, waters, and story. We honour their wisdom and enduring relationship with Nature. 
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