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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

TEN DIRECTIONS 2019-20

Posted by Caroline Brazier on August 12, 2019 at 18:29

Ecological Emergency. Our Children’s Future?

Posted by Allison Priestman on July 29, 2019 at 8:00

Playing with Fire, Exploring an Embodied, Relational and Wild Therapeutic Approach.

Posted by Allison Priestman on July 18, 2019 at 11:51

Indoors and out

Posted by kate macairt on July 2, 2019 at 6:19

What is Wild Therapy?

Posted by Allison Priestman on June 21, 2019 at 10:07

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, 2018.

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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Videos

Ecopsychology Voices Interview with Looby Mancnamara

Added by Carol Koziol

Playing with Fire

Added by Allison Priestman

What is Wild Therapy?

Added by Allison Priestman

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

Forum

Ecopsychologist Climate Activists 1 Reply

My partner and I are psychotherapists (mainly practicing ISTDP - intensive short term dynamic psychotherapy) in New Zealand, and also climate activists, and have a background in ecopsychology. We've been members for a long time because there are so…Continue

Started by Michael apathy in General. Last reply by Michael apathy 6 hours ago.

Magazine article on eco-therapy/ psychotherapy outside 2 Replies

Hi all, I'm a trainee counsellor in year 3 of a course, and also a writer/ journalist. I'm currently writing a piece for a magazine called the Simple Things about talking therapy outside. I've interviewed Nick Totton and Adrian Harris so far, and…Continue

Started by Zoe Mcdonald in General. Last reply by Zoe Mcdonald Aug 14.

PhD in Ecopsycholgy

Hi everyone,I am completing my studies in Clinical Psychology (MA) and I am currently looking for PhD programs to study ecopsychology in UK. I am very interested in Wilderness ecopsychology and about relationship ecopsychology-philosophy. Can you…Continue

Tags: uk, university, phd

Started by Daria in Applied Ecopsychology Jul 17.

The Trembling Warrior

The Trembling Warrior: A Guide for the Reluctant Activist has made its way into the world. I wrote it partly to explore my own inner trembling warrior, but also to celebrate, inform and resource other reluctant activists. It's for artists, poets and…Continue

Started by Gill Coombs in General May 11.