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…Images speak directly to psyche, don't they?
There's an interesting article about this and more art depicting issues around collapse and a dearth of leadership in this article called "This is what politicians debating global warming will look like so
Read more…Craig Chalquist told me about this documentary, and when I went looking, I found the whole thing online. It features several ecopsychologists -- including, among others, Dr. Mary Gomes, one of the authors of Ecopsychology (the original book). Mary wa
Read more…Wanted to share this excellent article "Beyond Restoration-The Case of Ecocide" by Ludwik A. Teclaff, Professor of Law Emeritus at Fordhan University School of Law.
The article outlines the rise of the term "ecocide" and details various aspects. Her
This June 20, 2011 post on Huffington Post outlines the increased pace at which the oceans are being compromised. Reading it is distressing, and yet there is value to being able to recognize, fully feel, and honor that distress. Someone needs to witn
Read more…I found this article (from Salon.com, June 16) to be hugely compelling and somewhat terrifying: "Global warming is burning down the American West" http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2011/06/16/global_warming_wildfires It provides insight i
Read more…I am currently reading a fascinating book called "Domicide: The Global Destruction of Home" written by two professors of geography that have done a tremendous amount of research on the topic. There is an entire chapter dedicated to a trio of dams tha
