connection | nature | healing
Our mission is to provide support for grief and trauma and to build resiliency in the community
The Wellness Farm Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit therapeutic carefarm held on 2.5-acres in Bluffdale, Utah
Welcome to our Farm
Connecting with Nature, self, and others
We offer support groups, retreats, animal and nature therapy, classes and workshops, community outreach, volunteer opportunities and more! Contact us at hello@wellnessfarmut.org to inquire about our services.
Three foundational observations led to the origin of our therapeutic carefarm.
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Community
Grief and trauma have significant negative impacts on our community.
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Impact
Utilizing a whole health model for treatment and prevention provides the most effective and impactful results.
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Connection
Connection is essential to healing & lifelong wellness
Our Corporate Contributors and Partners
WHAT WE’RE DOING
How we are Fostering Change
Gathering Circles
Our monthly support groups bring together individuals who face similar life challenges
Private Grief Support Sessions
A 2+ hour individual or family session to receive support for a tragedy such as the loss of a loved one. Includes time with the animals and a memorial activity.
Retreats
Our retreats, focused on specific topic areas, are 1-4 day gatherings where we spend time focusing, healing, connecting, and being
Volunteer Work
Volunteer opportunities at our farm allow community members to connect with self, nature, and others as we give back
Our Impact within the Community
The Wellness Farm is located on a 2.5-acre property in Bluffdale, Utah, just a few miles outside of Salt Lake City. The Wellness Farm is a retreat and wellness center offering a variety of ways to heal. Processing loss and trauma through words is not for everyone, so we offer a variety of healing modalities to support the whole person. Our space creates an ideal ambiance for truly addressing the impact of grief and trauma and participating in practices that reduce day-to-day stress, increase quality of life, and build connection with self, nature, and others. Participants can engage in animal therapy, nature therapy, art therapy, meditation, yoga, gardening, and more.
a Little Insight Into our Farm
Grief Retreat Participant