Breathing In Nature – Mind Body Heart Spirit
Toronto · Est. 2016

Breathing In Nature

Heal in Nature.
Heal Together.

A community rooted in breath, nature, and the wisdom of the wild. No experience required — just show up.

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Now running · May – October

High Park Yoga

Outdoors in the park · All levels · Donation based · Led by Nici

20–40 people every week under the trees. Come as you are.

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We practice what we teach

The people behind it
Steve Beattie

Steve

Founder · Wilderness Guide · Men's Work Facilitator

Steve leads wilderness trips into Algonquin and the French River, hosts the weekly Men's Circle, and is a certified Wim Hof Method instructor. He built Breathing In Nature because he believes healing happens fastest when we're out of our routines and in each other's company.

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Nicole Czerwinski

Nici

Co-Founder · IFS Guide · Community Builder

Nici is an Internal Family Systems (IFS) guide, yoga teacher, and social worker. She creates spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and explore healing through relationship, breath, and nature.

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What the community says

★★★★★

"Steve and Nici are awesome at guiding us to wherever we want to go!"

Steve Conley

★★★★★

"Steve is a wise and tempered leader. Being in their containers I always feel safe, welcome, and as if I'm remembering things once lost."

Jacob Mackellar

★★★★★

"Steve and Nici together are truly magical. They hold space with warmth, compassion, and integrity — profoundly safe and deeply transformative."

Kerry Reinhard

Keep the fire alive

Membership keeps
this community free.

The Wild Breath, High Park Yoga, Wim Hof Meetups, Men's & Women's Circles — all of it stays free and accessible because members hold the container. Choose the tier that reflects where you are right now.

No one is turned away. We offer gifted memberships through our Gift Economy.

You've found
the others.

Start with a free breath class this week, or browse the 2026 adventure calendar. There's no wrong door in.