A beautiful book that explores the seasons in elegant prose with charming illustrations. It's a diary of nature, but also of how it can heal.

The Sunday Telegraph

Honest, melancholic, joyous, thankful and illuminating in ever-shifting and subtle measure.

Psychologies

A delightful almanac... Here we have not only precise, detailed writing but also gorgeous illustrations, painting and photographs. Mitchell shares her knowledge and skills generously. Highly recommend.

BBC Countryfile Magazine

Emma Mitchell's excellent The Wild Remedy ... elaborate[s] stylishly the link between mental health and the ability to open ourselves up in open space.

The Guardian

A torch-bearer of light and colour in an often dark world. A stand-alone work of art.

Joe Harkness, Resurgence and Ecologist Magazine

Be inspired by Emma's reflections on the healing power of wildlife.

Top Santé Magazine

The Wild Remedy is both a paean to the countryside, and a rallying call for better approaches to mental health. It's a thoughtful tale, supported by Mitchell's scientific research, and the evocative descriptions of her hedgerow finds.

The English Garden

A beautiful year-long ramble through the paths and trails around Emma's cottage and further afield.

Soul & Spirit Magazine

Deeply moving... this powerful book reminds us that nature is everywhere, and solace can even come from a tree at the side of the road.

Sunday Business Post

Emma Mitchell is a gifted writer. This book is well researched, knowledgeable and readable. The book itself is beautiful. Almost a work of art.

Birdwatch Magazine

This is a beautiful, beautiful book, and I can't recommend it enough.

Sue Perkins

Emma's words are profound, her photography is inspiring and her illustrations are exquisite. This book is the literary equivalent of Prozac.

Emma Freud

An absolute joy. Rarely do you find a book that soothes both the mind and the soul, but The Wild Remedy has managed it. Between its pages lies everything I believe in – the fractures uniting us as human beings and the ability of nature to mend and heal. This is such a powerful and beautiful book, and I can't think of anyone whose life would not be a better place for reading it.

Joanna Cannon

Emma’s writing is precise, gorgeous and inspiring, and I am delighted to have a whole year's worth of her beautiful artwork. She makes me look more closely, learn more gladly and get outside more.

Amy Liptrot

Emma Mitchell has a knack for making even the humblest garden or daily dog-walk seem richer and more rewarding. It comes as no surprise that her ability to make and share a creative connection to nature can benefit mental health.

Melissa Harrison

Brutally honest about her struggles with mental health issues, especially during the dark, colourless days of winter, and the long recovery thereafter ... This is a warming, gentle book and it imparts its own mild therapy as we are guided slowly through the year.

Mark Avery Blog

Beautiful and inspiring

Culture Fly

A beautiful book that explores the seasons in elegant prose with charming illustrations. It's a diary of nature, but also of how it can heal.

The Sunday Telegraph

Honest, melancholic, joyous, thankful and illuminating in ever-shifting and subtle measure.

Psychologies

A delightful almanac... Here we have not only precise, detailed writing but also gorgeous illustrations, painting and photographs. Mitchell shares her knowledge and skills generously. Highly recommend.

BBC Countryfile Magazine

Emma Mitchell's excellent The Wild Remedy ... elaborate[s] stylishly the link between mental health and the ability to open ourselves up in open space.

The Guardian

A torch-bearer of light and colour in an often dark world. A stand-alone work of art.

Joe Harkness, Resurgence and Ecologist Magazine

Be inspired by Emma's reflections on the healing power of wildlife.

Top Santé Magazine

The Wild Remedy is both a paean to the countryside, and a rallying call for better approaches to mental health. It's a thoughtful tale, supported by Mitchell's scientific research, and the evocative descriptions of her hedgerow finds.

The English Garden

A beautiful year-long ramble through the paths and trails around Emma's cottage and further afield.

Soul & Spirit Magazine

Deeply moving... this powerful book reminds us that nature is everywhere, and solace can even come from a tree at the side of the road.

Sunday Business Post

Emma Mitchell is a gifted writer. This book is well researched, knowledgeable and readable. The book itself is beautiful. Almost a work of art.

Birdwatch Magazine

This is a beautiful, beautiful book, and I can't recommend it enough.

Sue Perkins

Emma's words are profound, her photography is inspiring and her illustrations are exquisite. This book is the literary equivalent of Prozac.

Emma Freud

An absolute joy. Rarely do you find a book that soothes both the mind and the soul, but The Wild Remedy has managed it. Between its pages lies everything I believe in – the fractures uniting us as human beings and the ability of nature to mend and heal. This is such a powerful and beautiful book, and I can't think of anyone whose life would not be a better place for reading it.

Joanna Cannon

Emma’s writing is precise, gorgeous and inspiring, and I am delighted to have a whole year's worth of her beautiful artwork. She makes me look more closely, learn more gladly and get outside more.

Amy Liptrot

Emma Mitchell has a knack for making even the humblest garden or daily dog-walk seem richer and more rewarding. It comes as no surprise that her ability to make and share a creative connection to nature can benefit mental health.

Melissa Harrison

Brutally honest about her struggles with mental health issues, especially during the dark, colourless days of winter, and the long recovery thereafter ... This is a warming, gentle book and it imparts its own mild therapy as we are guided slowly through the year.

Mark Avery Blog

Beautiful and inspiring

Culture Fly