In person
SensSensory experiences in nature, one sense at a time. I guide small groups and individuals through a gentle, slowed-down experience in and around The Hague.
SensSensory experiences in nature, one sense at a time. I guide small groups and individuals through a gentle, slowed-down experience in and around The Hague.
A 6-week guided email journey through your senses and the natural world around you. Slow down, feel more, reconnect. At your own pace, from anywhere.
A gentle first step, yours to keep, no commitment needed. A simple sensory practice you can do outside today, in your own time and at your own pace.
Burnout doesn't happen overnight. I help to take that step earlier, before it's too late. Less stress, less absenteeism, more flow.

I'm Sabrina. Almost 30 years across commercial and non-profit worlds — and a multicultural upbringing — taught me to see what connects us rather than what divides us.
Nature does the same. She mirrors back what we already know, but have forgotten to hear.
I believe in simplicity. And I trust that coming back to your senses is never as complicated as it seems.

SHINRIN YOKU - FOREST BATHING
Connect with nature, immerse your senses in the softness of the forest. Through Shinrin Yoku, the Japanese art of forest bathing, you slow down, open your senses and let nature do what it does best.
No experience needed. No goals to reach. Just you, the trees, and what you already carry within you.
One sense at a time — back to yourself.

PHOTOGRAPHY
With my camera, I capture the silence and beauty of nature. Moments that pass in seconds but stay with you much longer.
A shaft of light through the trees. The texture of moss after rain. A small creature going about its day, unbothered by ours.
Take a look, admire, and feel what it means to you. No explanation needed — just let it land.

BLOG
Perception is a very personal thing. What's true for one person might be fiction for another.
I write about nature, the senses, slowing down, and the small things that make us who we are. Not as an expert with all the answers — but as someone who is genuinely curious about how we experience the world around us.
Come in, read, and see what resonates.



The feeling of bark, leaves, or cool air on the skin grounds the body, releasing tension and increasing oxytocin.



Immersing in nature quiets the mind, awakens inner awareness, and strengthens intuition through clarity and connectedness.
A stress hormone that releases energy during stress, but too much can cause fatigue and weaken the immune system.
A chemical in the brain involved in pleasure, motivation, and reward.
A hormone that promotes feelings of connection, trust, and relaxation.
Natural substances released by trees and plants to protect themselves from fungi, bacteria, and insects. They have a relaxing effect on humans and support the immune system.
A chemical in the brain that plays a role in mood, happiness, and relaxation.