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WELCOME to this online ecopsychology community.

Please add a profile photo of yourself or something favourite; it's great to see the diversity of who's attracted to ecopsychology. (See 'Notes' below for instructions on this, and for advice about privacy settings.)

Do contribute ideas and start discussions, post up events, and share photos and videos of your work.

To find people in your local area see 'groups'; if your region isn't represented, do start a new one.

If you have feedback or questions about this website, come and find us in the 'Ning Nurturers' group.

For more info on ecopsychology see www.ecopsychology.org.uk

Blog Posts

Embodied Ecology: A Relational Vision

Posted by Adrian Harris on December 7, 2018 at 10:45

Embodied Eco-Spirituality

Posted by Allison Priestman on November 21, 2018 at 12:37

An introduction to Allison’s Wild Therapy practice

Posted by Allison Priestman on September 6, 2018 at 11:20

Supporting Wildness, in the garden, walking, swimming, working

Posted by Allison Priestman on September 6, 2018 at 11:14

Designing Regenerative Cultures by Daniel Christian Wahl

Posted by Dr. Sandra Reeve on April 23, 2018 at 11:26

Notes

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A note for all members with regards to GDPR (General Data Regulator Protection)

The admin team of this website do not use or pass on any personal data (name, email) provided by members at the point of application. The admin team (five of us) have access to members’ emails address. Personal email addresses are not visible…

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Created by Viola Feb 20, 2010 at 9:59am. Last updated by Emma Palmer (was Kamalamani) Apr 5.

Uploading photos

Here are some clear instructions on how to replace blue flower wth your own photo:

1) Go to 'Settings' on top right hand corner of any page (NB don't go into 'photos' as this will upload your own mugshot into the place for communal photos!)

2) Click on 'browse' button beside photo - this will give you access the files on your computer

3) Click on your photo of choice - the name of that file should then appear in the box beside 'browse'

4) Click on 'save' - which…

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Created by MJR Mar 30, 2010 at 9:49am. Last updated by MJR Nov 20, 2010.

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Videos

Wild Therapy Video 2018

Added by Allison Priestman

Workshop 01/12/18

Added by Allan Frater

Ecopsychology Voices - Mary-Jayne Rust - Ecopsychology Visions and our ailing world.

Added by MJR

Once upon a time

Added by Allan Frater

Recovering our Childhood Imagination

Added by Allan Frater

#03 The Giant Redwood

Added by Allan Frater

Forum

The impact of climate change on mental health 7 Replies

I've been approached by media about the impact of climate change on mental health. Is related anxiety and depression getting worse? How might we deal with ecoanxiety as a society? I'm assuming ecoanxiety isn't a motivator for change, but open to…Continue

Tags: news, media, warming, glaobal, climate

Started by Adrian Harris in How Gloomy Should We Be?. Last reply by Brigid Falconer Dec 1.

Permission to use for outdoor therapy sessions

Hi folks, this is my first discussion in the forum as I've not been at all active on this site, I'm afraid :( I've had some training over the years with Martin Jordan and Hayley Marshall in conducting therapy sessions outdoors as part of my private…Continue

Tags: session, therapy, outdoor

Started by Sheila Ann Pope in Other Nov 9.

The ecological self

Hello,I'm looking for articles/literature on the concept of the ecological self/sense of self in relation to the nonhuman environment - I haven't found much from my recent literature searches but I'm sure more has been written than I've been able to…Continue

Tags: Self, Ecological

Started by Nikki Swan in General Oct 14.

Trembling Warrior

Hello... I'm writing a book for and about people who feel moved to speak truth to power on behalf of the natural world, but struggle emotionally to do so: the sensitivity that feels the cry of the Earth is also raw to the aggression and exposure of…Continue

Started by Gill Coombs in General Sep 30.