About Annette
About Annette
Annette Naber, Ph.D. was born and raised in Germany. She came to the US as a student, obtained her doctorate and pursued a successful psychology career in Washington, DC.
After her husband’s retirement, they moved to the Virginia Highlands, where she established organic gardens, an edible landscape, and a native plant sanctuary on their mountain property. Here she immerses herself more deeply in nature therapies, conducts forest bathing tours, and teaches wild food foraging classes.
Naber is also a nature photographer who has exhibited at libraries, galleries, and businesses in the Shenandoah Valley and the Virginia Highlands.
She has published mental health articles in local newspapers, nature reconnection techniques in Psychology Today, and photo essays on her blogs https://annettenaber.substack.com and www.BeautyAlongtheRoad.wordpress.com.
Seasons of a Wild Life is her first book.
About Annette
Annette Naber, Ph.D. was born and raised in Germany. She came to the US as a student, obtained her doctorate, and pursued a successful psychology career in Washington, DC.
After her husband’s retirement, they moved to the Virginia Highlands, where she established organic gardens, an edible landscape, and a native plant sanctuary on their mountain property. Here she immerses herself more deeply in nature therapies, conducts forest bathing tours, and teaches wild food foraging classes.
Naber is also a nature photographer who has exhibited at libraries, galleries, and businesses in the Shenandoah Valley and the Virginia Highlands.
She has published mental health articles in local newspapers, nature reconnection techniques in Psychology Today, and photo essays on her blogs https://annettenaber.substack.com and www.BeautyAlongtheRoad.wordpress.com.
Seasons of a Wild Life is her first book.
Seasons of a Wild Life
Seasons of a Wild Life is an intimate journey through the seasons of the year and a love letter to our diverse and ancient human-nature interactions. Naber shares her stewardship practices and daily lessons from the plants, wildlife, and weather on her farm in the Virginia Highlands, interspersing these with mytho-spiritual stories of nature deities, animal symbology, and seasonal festivities from cultures around the world.
Part journal, part guidebook, Seasons of a Wild Life is a treasury of naturalist observations, ancestral wisdom, and herbal remedies. Journaling prompts at the end of each chapter will inspire you to closely attend to the rhythms of nature in your own environment and deepen your personal connection to nature.
