In light of this new story from the New York Times, Thursday's (3-24-16) free webinar on Depth Psychology and Climate Change with climate scientist/Jungian Dr. Jeff Kiehl is even more important...
NYT: "Scientists Warn of Perilous Climate Shift With
"Making a personality, the task that Jung called 'individuation,' may be the adventure of a lifetime. But the person is anchored within a greater, universal identity. Salt remnants of ancient oceans flow through our veins, ashes of expired stars reki
I saw this post on Facebook today and wanted to share. What a beautiful example of what we can do in the midst of ongoing planetary crisis...Maybe some Alliance members will want to post. Also, what can we do her in the Ecopsychology group on the Al
Read more…Because pictures say a thousand words...
The extreme weather and climate events of 2014 in 13 photos
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Thank you for your post Eric. I went to your website, explored, and read your post in full.
I so appreciate your suggestion that we all need to include more reflective practice in our daily lives.
Playing daily outdoors and intentionally building a
Read more…I contributed an essay to the Journal of Archetypal Studies a couple of years ago that I'd like to share with you all here if it's of interest.
It primarily addresses the social issue of migration, and explores what occurs (particularly regarding our
Read more…Great list of nature books posted by The Guardian that I just stumbled across. They all look pretty interesting and are all new to me. Thought I'd pass the list along...
First one on the list to whet your appetite...
Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous W
Read more…An interesting perspective on our relationship to environmental issues...posted on Facebook by Holos Institute: "A Prescription for Injuries of the Soul: Healing the Earth: Healing Us" by Carolyn Raffensperger...
Read more…Wanted to share: "Ecopsychology: Whole Earth Mental Health" is an interesting article which also quotes Alliance members Linda Buzzell and Craig Chalquist for their great work on the book "Ecotherapy"
Read more…Hi everyone! I wanted to share this series of questions from terrapsychologist Craig Chalquist in case you haven't visited the book club this month. I think they are highly thought-provoking and particularly significant as environmental changes seem
Read more…"Students have told me they are fearful for the environment, the oceans are sick, but that there could be some sort of shift ahead. A sustainable path? I hope so, but I have a lot fears that the gasoline is going to dry up soon and we will be hungry
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