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…Just came across this short article from 2009. It's simple, but I found it very touching and relevant and wanted to share it here--particularly in light of Willi Paul's invitation to those of you interested in Ecopsych to join his new Alliance group,
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
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…The trailer for this documentary is great--I'm looking forward to viewing the entire film. Has anyone else seen it yet?
“Will you survive the transition of human industrial civilization happening now due to peak oil and climate change? Can you see
Read more…Hi everyone: I'm seeking help to find panelists for the Climate Change forum in Portland created by Jungians and Climate Scientists. I am attending a forum on Climate Change in Portland June 1-3 put on by the Deep Democracy Institute and Dr. Arnold M
Read more…Thought-provoking article, "Nature Deficit Disorder" from the New York Times, March 29, 2012. What do you think?
TUCSON — Your day breaks, your mind aches for something stimulating to match the stirrings of the season. The gate at the urban edge is
Read more…This quote from Jung has always been one of my favorites:
“The decisive question for man is: Is he related to somethinginfinite or not? That is the telling question of his life.” ~ Carl Jung
If you're feeling tired, overwhelmed, isolated, alienated
Read more…Yes, there is hope...
EcoTipping Points: Strategies for Shifting from Decline to Restoration
Sharing this excellent article which suggests humans have failed to address the earth's worsening emergencies of climate change, species' extinction and resource overconsumption not because of a lack of information, but because of a lack of imaginati
Just came across this gorgeous video and wanted to share. Such a powerful metaphor on so many levels: http://www.scoop.it/t/ecopsychology/p/1196891933/video-mother-trees-connect-the-forest
Don't trees only
I recently came across this book review by Dennis Slattery of David Kidner's Nature and Psyche: Radical Environmentalism and the Politics of Subjectivity. The book looks great and I've had it sitting on my shelf for months, but haven't had two second
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I've begun curating a web page (made possible by a software called "Scoop-It") which allows for the collection of web articles into one place.(It's a cool software for any topic if you're into that kind of thing.)
Meanwhile, I wanted to
Read more…I had seen this article before, but came across it again and wanted to share it here. Jung's visit to Taos Pueblo and his encounter with the chief, Mountain Lake, clearly had a significant impact on Jung, deepening his belief that humans need a sense
Read more…I invite you to read my new blog post, You Wear It Well..."Perhaps it’s worth putting our ears to the ground to hear a word from our REAL sponsor, the earth whose vast bosom still nourishes us and from whose ample loins all of our soaring ideas and c
Read more…I was thrilled to launch my new novel The History of My Body in a talk and book reading at the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles yesterday!
Here's what Carolyn Raffensperger, Executive Director of the Science and Environmental Health Network, has to
Read more…This is the transcript of a talk I gave on September 23rd in Coyoacán, Mexico City on ecopsychology
https://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/2868849205?profile=original
This was part of a Malintzin Society event.
I als
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There is not a great deal of information out there for Masters candidates that would like to pursue an Ecopsychology degree. Below are the few established programs that I have found, however I am wondering if anyone else has anything to
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