Full article from Huffington Post, July 5, 2014
Pope Francis called for more respect for nature on Saturday, branding the destruction of South America's rain forests and other forms of environmental exploitation a sin of modern times.
In an address a
This post, 15 Famous Landmarks Zoomed Out Tell a Bigger Story, features contrasted images of 15 different landmarks around the world, first the one the tourists see, and then one that tells a bigger story about it's context in a world increasingly
Read more…Free online access to Ecopsychology Journal until April 16th. Check out brief articles by Trebbe Johnson, Bill Plotkin, Linda Buzzell, Betsy Perluss and many others on their vision for the future of ecopsychology.http://online.liebertpub.com/toc/eco
Read more…I recently came across this well-written 2012 article on ecopsychology, which quotes Alliance members and authors, Linda Buzzell and Craig Chalquist from their book Ecotherapy: Healing with Nature in Mind. Hope you enjoy it.
I own the anthology, Depth Psychology, Disorder, and Climate change, edited by Jonathan Marshall and which contains essays by Robert Bosnak, David Tacey and other Jungians you may know of from the Jung Society of Sydney.
The book doesn't seem to be w
Read more…"I don't think there is a way for those who work in service to the earth — for environmentalists, ecologists — to really woo our culture back into a reciprocal or sustainable relation with the land until we draw folks back to our senses, because our
Read more…Joanna Macy is one of the great ecopsych pioneers of all time. I'm so grateful for the work she does, and is still doing at the age of eighty! I think one particular talk I saw her give in person a couple of years ago has influenced me in my own ecop
http://www.spiritualecology.org/publication/darkening-light Art: Betrayal by Mario Sanchez Nevado via Working with Oneness" width="320" height="320"/>The myths of humanity have always included tHoping these presentations will from the Climate Reality Project will also be available on demand for those of us who couldn't view live...
24 HOURS OF REALITY THE COST OF CARBON
Join us for 24 Hours of Reality, the third annual live-streamed multime
Read more…I've started using the term "ecopsychopathy" to describe the default unconscious relationship between contemporary (consumer) culture and earth. Recently came across a good blogpost from Michael (MG) Harris, a writer, speaker and consultant in Connec
Read more…Hi everyone,
In case you're in the L.A. area this coming weekend, August 9 & 10, you should know about two events hosted by the Jung Institute there.
Jungian analyst Dennis Merritt PhD specializes in what he terms "Jungian Ecopsychology" and will b
Read more…Good Earth Day read from the blog of Alliance member, Jungian analyst, and climate scientist Jeff Kiehl: "Writing a New Story this Earth Day": http://jeffreykiehl.wordpress.com/2013/04/20/writing-a-new-story-this-earth-day/
Read more…Hi everyone. I wanted to let you know I've created a new Facebook page called "Culture Collapse Disorder" to focus on the way our collective ecopsychopathy is showing up and potentially threatening life as we know it. This concept is based on my obse
Read more…Just came across this archived web chat, "Active Hope: How to Face the Mess We’re in Without Going Crazy"--with Joanna Macy. Chris Johnstone and Rob Hopkins. This event took place on Thursday April 18, 2013. If you missed it, you can watch/listen her
Read more…In recognition of Earth Day this year, we have looked across Law, History, Economics, Literature and Social Sciences to identify key articles in environmental studies, which have been made freely available below.
Read more…An article about the healing properties of being in nature. This is a topic that is old for must of us but it is nice to see people still discovering it.
How Nature Resets Our Minds and Bodies
Read more…Sobering but excellent read: "Pity Earth’s Creatures" on consumerism, culture, and sustainability in the New York Times Sunday Review: http://sco.lt/5bizDd (Thanks to Alliance member Nancy Wisser for pointing this article out)
Read more…This new book has been quite controversial in the field of Ecopsychology and is currently sparking debate in some Ecopsych discussion & social media groups. Using the following links, you can read Alliance member Craig Chalquist's thought-provoking r
Read more…As the year comes to a close and I personally reflect about what's important to me now, I wanted to share a link to an excellent blogpost, "Jungian Ecopsychology: Jungian Perspective on the Most Important Issue of Our Time—ClimateChange" by Dennis Me
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