21. Saving The Earth - Ecopsychology, Ecological Literacy, Reconnecting With Nature Recommended books, articles, and resources on ecopsychology, nature education, enviromental education and developing an ecological consicousness. http://www.books4selfhelp.com/saving-ecopsychology.htm

Search Now: Benefit from the convenience of this one-of-a-kind guide. When you can, support this valuable service by making your Amazon orders through us. Amazon's great service and your low cost remain the same. Search Now: When you order from Amazon through our site, your cost is exactly the same! The Guide to Self-Help Books on Saving the Earth Selected Books on Nature, Global Warming, Conservation and the Environment Join Us for Self-Help Central Newsletter Name: Email: More info? Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.Books4SelfHelp.com Ecopsychology The developing field of ecopsychology posits that there is a post-industrial alienation between human beings and the natural world; that part of being truly sane is having the consciousness that each of us is but a part of a much larger Whole. Common language recognizes the importance of being at home in the natural world: a person who is relaxed, focused and aware is said to be “grounded” (i.e., connected to the Earth); a person who is upset, off balance, or overwhelmed is said to be “floored” (i.e., knocked down, not to the ground, but only to a part of the built environment). Throughout millions of years of our evolution, humans have been part of the natural world. It is only since the Industrial Revolution that it has become possible to insulate ourselves from Nature and the Earth. We live in rectilinear dwellings, drive and walk on artificially flat and featureless surfaces; we live in environments which are artificially heated and cooled, protected from the wind and the rain. We have no need to modify our plans due to night or inclement weather.

22. American Spirit Newspaper - Spiritual Rights Foundation Gray ecopsychology is an emerging field which recognizes the fact that we AS What is the goal of ecopsychology How do you work with people in your http://www.americanspiritnews.com/AM95/Html/Shamanism.html

American Spirit Home Previous Issues Contact Us $3.99 Clearance Sale! Meditation and Hypnosis Audio Cassette Tapes Find them here, and much more... SRF Shop Psychic ... Meditation CDs Shamanism and Ecopsychology By Cathleen Hodgson and Jill Heine AS: What exactly is Ecopsychology? Gray: Ecopsychology is an emerging field which recognizes the fact that we cannot have sanity without sane relationships with the environment. At the dawn of the 21st century, this may seem so obvious as to be embarrassing. Nevertheless, the field of psychology has largely ignored the most critical issues of our time (and, indeed, the most critical issue humanity has ever faced)-whether life itself on this planet will be sustainable. Regardless of theoretical orientation-psychoanalytic, behavioral or transpersonal-the focus of psychology has remained on human beings and their relations with one another. Ecopsych-ology is a movement away from specieism and toward a view of human beings as part of the circle of life. This view turns out to be simultaneously humbling and empowering. AS: What is the goal of Ecopsychology: How do you work with people in your framework? Gray: The first immediate goal is to bring together the two fields of ecology and psychology. In particular, it is to bring together what ecological scientists and eco-activists have learned about sustainability with what psychologists know about changing human behavior. Unfortunately, well-intentioned ecologists often don't know a lot about changing human behavior. For example, they still rely on fear and guilt tactics to get their messages across.

23. PAPER DELIVERED BY JOHN SEED TO THE ECOPSYCHOLOGY SYMPOSIUM AT The two main thinkers working on ecopsychology are Theodore Roszak and James Hillman. Joe Reisser quoted at length from Roszak in his paper. http://www.rainforestinfo.org.au/deep-eco/seed.htm

This paper is also available in German language at http://www.t-online.de/~petra.joy/oekopsych.htm PAPER DELIVERED BY JOHN SEED TO THE ECOPSYCHOLOGY SYMPOSIUM AT THE AUSTRALIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S 28TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, 2/10/94 SHORTER VERSION I take "ecopsychology" to mean psychology in service to the Earth. ECO, PSYCHE, LOGOS: Knowing that the Earth is home to our soul. In spite of the modern delusion of alienation, of separation from the living Earth, we are NOT aliens, we belong here. The human psych too is Earth-born, th e result of 4000 million years of continuous evolution and the complex, exquisite biology from which psyche emerged inevitably remains the matrix, the grounding of any sane psychology. We have all heard the news:Dr. Raymond Dassman, Professor of Biology, University of Califoria: "The 3rd World War has begun: it is being waged against the Earth." Most scientists agree that a million or more species will become extinct between now and the turn of the century, a rate of extinction some thousands of times the natural background rate. etc. etc. etc. We have all heard the news. Yet it has not changed our behaviour except in rather trivial ways.

24. Ecopsychology: Information And Much More From Answers.com ecopsychology This article has been nominated to be checked for its neutrality . Discussion of this nomination can be found on the talk page. http://www.answers.com/topic/ecopsychology

BodyLoad('s'); On this page: Select Article Wikipedia Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Wikipedia Ecopsychology This article has been nominated to be checked for its neutrality Discussion of this nomination can be found on the talk page Ecopsychology connects psychology and ecology in a new scientific paradigm . The political and practical implications are to show humans ways of healing alienation and to build a sane society and a sustainable culture. Theodore Roszak is credited with coining the term in his 1992 book, The Voice of the Earth . This was a call for the development of a field in which Psychology would go out of the built environment to examine why people continue to behave in "crazy" ways that damage the environment , and the environmental movement would find new ways to motivate people to action, ways more positive than protest . Roszak expanded the idea in the 1995 anthology, Ecopsychology , which he co-edited with Mary Gomes and Allen Kanner. This book, with articles by each of the editors and many others who would become prominent voices in the field, is still considered by many to be an excellent primer on Ecopsychology. As mentioned by Roszak, there are a variety of other names used to describe this field: Psychoecology, ecotherapy, environmental psychology , global therapy, green therapy, Earth-centered therapy, reearthing, nature-based psychotherapy, shamanic counselling, sylvan therapy.

25. Ecopsychology ecopsychology seeks to heal the more fundamental alienation between the recently created urban psyche and the ageold natural environment. http://talentdevelop.com/ecopsych.html

ecopsychology Talent Development Resources home page site map To help us develop the wisdom of the heart, the wisdom of peace, we must turn to Mother Earth. "You know Grandson, the Great Spirit, Wakan Tanka, has given all people wisdom," my grandfather told me. "To every living thing he has given something special. Some people receive their knowledge and understanding through books. In your life, Grandson, you too must read and study books, but remember to take with you on your journey only those things that bring more unity within yourself and others, that bring goodness and understanding and help us to serve one another in better ways." from innerself.com article Developing the Wisdom of the Heart by Phil Lane Jr. [left] excerpted from book Architects of Peace : Visions of Hope in Words and Images by Michael Collopy Irene Hardwicke Olivieri : Paintings fifty color plates, forward by David Pagel two of her paintings: right:Tail for a blanket and pillow left: Still a tadpole, already a frog copied from her site prints available from Heron Dance gallery : Heron Stillness, Adirondack Sunrise

26. Ecopsychology | The Dirt! This is becoming more and more apparent to those in both fields, and due to this, the newly emerging discipline of ecopsychology or ‘green’ psychology has http://www.thedirt.org/node/2417

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27. Ecopsychology ecopsychology, the study of the relationship between our mental and physical Elements of ecopsychology principles are featured in our newsletter and are http://www.pinemountaininstitute.com/ecopsychology.htm

Ecopsychology Bringing Nature's Wisdom into Our Daily Lives Nature knows how to create balance and harmony in all aspects of life and when necessary to heal and regenerate itself. As part of Nature, we have this ability too. The good feelings we have when we spend time in Nature are evidence of this truth. Ecopsychology, the study of the relationship between our mental and physical well-being and the natural environment, provides insights into how we can learn from Nature to reconnect with our innate abilities to live in harmony and balance in all aspects of our life from our health to our work and our relationships. What Is Ecopsychology? Why Include Ecopsych in Your Practice? Who Benefits? Natural Systems Thinking: Bringing Nature into Daily Life What Others Say about Natural Systems Thinking Are You Living in Balance with Nature Quiz The Healing Power of Nature: A Novel and Study Guide Ecopsychology Courses for Professional CE Credits Elements of ecopsychology principles are featured in our newsletter and are incorporated into all our courses and continuing education programs.

28. Ecopsychology - World Of Psychology The International Community for ecopsychology (ICE) is associated with some fringe ideas, but ICE takes a more academic and less controversial approach that http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2006/07/16/ecopsychology/

Join Us Now! Sign In Chat Bookmark This Page Blog Entire Site Therapist Home Resources Disorders Quizzes ... Community advertisement Categories ADHD and ADD Aging Alcoholism Anorexia ... Treatment advertisement Article Tools Bookmark Print Email Subscribe to Our Weekly Newsletter Users Online: 324 Join Us Now advertisement Ecopsychology by Sandra Kiume July 16, 2006 The International Community for Ecopsychology (ICE) is associated with some fringe ideas, but ICE takes a more academic and less controversial approach that does not exclude medical care. Ecotherapy is inclusive, and involves a spiritual component (without being sectarian) as well as earth sciences. They explain: Ecopsychology is a new field that is developing in recognition that human health cannot be separated from the health of the whole and must include mutually enhancing relationships between humans and the non-human world. Ecopsychology attempts to bridge the gap between humanity and the earth, between ecology and psychology, to learn to again see the needs of the person and the needs of the planet as interrelated and interdependent. Ecopsychology suggests that the violence that we do to ourselves and to the natural world results from our psychological and spiritual separation from nature. By ecologizing psychology and bringing psychological insight into the ecology movement, it seeks to understand the psychological dimensions of the environmental crisis and to help us recover our capacities to care for the earth and each other.

29. Ecopsychology “We have only to look athe the crosscultural practices of perennial shamanism to find effective models of applied ecopsychology.” -Leslie Gray http://www.audettesophia.com/ecopsychology.html

ECOPSYCHOLOGY My favorite Ecopsychology Quotes- -David Abram Key insight of ecofeminism: 4 TASKS OF ECOPSYCHOLOGY- as defined by Andy Fischer in Radical Ecopsychology The Psychological Task - to acknowledge and betther understand the human- nature relationship as relationship. The Philosophical Task - to place psyche (soul/mind) back into the Natural world. Heal the split. The Practical Task - to develop therapeutic and recollective practices toward an ecological society. The Critical Task - to engage in ecopsychologically based criticism. Note- I am attracted to the philosophical task, because I see the role of poetry and performance in this mission. I believe we need to be rewoven back into our connectedness in a poetic, inviting, and beautiful way. We need the grace and magic of the arts for this mission. Check out Audette's Summary of the Key Points of Ecopsychology Thoughts in the vein of Solutions: - Experiential embodied education - Anything encouraging and cultivating feelings and experiences of connectedness. That which illuminates context, root causes, or promoting alternative ways of seeing, investing, and being.

30. Ecopsychology Related Links Paper delivered by John Seed at an Australian ecopsychology Symposium. Shamanism and ecopsychology by Cathleen Hodgson and Jill Heine http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/3699/links.html

Ecopsychology Related Links back to home The following are links that I have found on the Net. If you know of others, please pass the info on to me and I will add it to the list. The more the merrier! Index: Articles Deep Ecology Ecopsychology Ecopsych at Antioch ... Inter-Species Communication Articles: Paper delivered by John Seed at an Australian Ecopsychology Symposium. Ecopsychology or Eco-babble? from the Cottage Garden Shamanism and Ecopsychology by Cathleen Hodgson and Jill Heine Ecopsychology by Tim Boston back to top Deep Ecology (includes articles on Deep Ecology): Deep Ecology and Man: A Sacred Kinship by Patrick Marsolek Wee information page on Deep Ecology Anthropocentrism and Deep Ecology by William Grey Introduction to Deep Ecology: An Interview with Michael Zimmerman by Alan AtKisson Deep Ecology at the Biospirituality Homepage Environmental Philosophy at the Mining Company includes Deep Ecology The Whibdey Institute Seattle, WA Shavano Institute Boulder, CO back to top Ecopsychology: Institute for Ecopsychology, Psychotherapy and Health in Cambridge, MA Selene's Ecopsychology Homepage Ecopsychology On-Line operated by CSU-Hayward and published by Theodore Roszak. Great site! This is one of the top Ecopsych websites!

31. Ecopsychology At Northland College Preferred areas of specialization are in clinical/counseling fields with an emphasis in ecopsychology and the ability to teach (coteach) courses in http://www.ecopsychology.net/Ecopsychology_at_Northland_College.html

European Ecopsychology Society's NEWS NORTHLAND COLLEGE Tenure-track Position in Psychology (Clinical Psychology/Ecopsychology emphasis) Preferred areas of specialization are in clinical/counseling fields with an emphasis in Ecopsychology and the ability to teach (co-teach) courses in Counseling, Ecopsychology, Cross-cultural Psychology, Psychology of Gender, Eastern Psychology, History of Psychology, Abnormal, Personality, and Testing. Preference will be given to applicants with teaching and/or research experience in the above areas of specialization as well as to applicants who have a strong background in the application of ecopsychology to therapy, counseling, human growth, Adventure Therapy/Education, and/or Outdoor Education. The successful candidate will have a completed Ph.D. by August 2008 and a demonstrated ability to teach and work with persons from culturally diverse backgrounds. This tenure track, full-time position carries the rank of Assistant Professor or above, and begins in the 2008-2009 academic year. The teaching load is seven courses a year in a 4-4-1 calendar system. Faculty teach courses within the liberal education program as well as within their major areas of concentration. Ecopsychology at Northland is part of a newly created Nature and Culture program that includes Psychology, Environmental Humanities, Native American Studies, and Outdoor Education. Candidates are encouraged to submit application materials electronically in Word format to humanresources@northland.edu . If this is not possible, please send materials to:

32. Ecopsychology: Blogs, Photos, Videos And More On Technorati Videos about ecopsychology. In the Path of ecopsychology; Naturally Attracted Connecting with Posts tagged ecopsychology per day for the past 30 days. http://technorati.com/tag/ecopsychology

Get the buzz on film, TV, music, and celebs now in Entertainment Join Sign in Popular ... Blogger Central 190 posts tagged ecopsychology Subscribe Posts Blogs Videos Photos search in entire post tags only of blogs with any authority a little authority some authority a lot of authority in language all languages Arabic (العربية) Chinese (中文) Dutch (Nederlands) English French (Fran§ais) German (Deutsch) Greek (Ελληνικά) Hebrew (עברית) Italian (Italiano) Japanese (日本語) Korean (한국어) Norwegian (Norsk) Persian (فارسی) Polish (Polski) Portuguese (Portuguªs) Russian (Русский) Spanish (Espa±ol) Swedish (Svenska) Turkish (T¼rk§e) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) Grieving Life Before Global Warming It hit me yesterday, as I was staring at the running water. I was brushing my teeth, and immediately, my green conscience stepped in. You cannot let it run. Got’ta turn off the faucet right away. And then, at once, annoyance. Why? I wondered. Why was I feeling so bothered? This was a familiar feeling. 1 day ago by lamarguerite in La Marguerite Authority: 107 Treating the Climate Fight As a Social Work Problem Once upon a time, I used to be a social worker. ‘Used to’ is probably the wrong word, since social work is more a frame of mind than anything else. Lately, I have been thinking a lot about the value of the social work model, as it pertains to the climate fight.

33. Ecopsychology On-Line Archives ecopsychology OnLine was a journal of the emerging synthesis of ecology and psychology edited by Theodore Roszak and published by the ecopsychology http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/serial?id=ecopsych

34. Article: Ecopsychology - WiserEarth WiserEarth is a collaborative tool and a comprehensive directory to link and empower the largest and fastest growing movement in the world. http://www.wiserearth.org/aof/329

WiserEarth requires javascript to fully function. Please enable javascript in your browser. All Organizations People Groups ... Join Other Languages French Spanish Italian German ... Mandarin Browse Organizations People Groups Areas of Focus ... Recent Activity Edit Add an Organization Create a Group Add a Resource Post a Job ... Add a WikiPage Discuss Discussion Forums User Survey Feedback Help FAQs Tutorial General Help Show History Created: 01/05/2007 Updated: 08/08/2007 All Areas of Focus Religion, Ecology, and Sustainability Ecopsychology Ecopsychology is the study of the mind and the synergistic relationship between environmental and personal well being. Ecopsychology seeks to bring ecological thinking to psychotherapy and to fostering lifestyles that are both ecologically and psychologically healthy. Keywords environmental philosophy, psychology, ecology, synthesis, interdisciplinary, study, human-nature relationships, connection, human mind, human relationship to the natural world, environmental sanity, counseling, holistic, psychotherapy, spiritual, metaphysical, ethics, earth values, ecotherapy photo source Quote "We are dysfunctional socially and environmentally because we are cut off and isolated from the world of

35. Radical Ecopsychology Radical ecopsychology, a book by Andy Fisher, shows the psychological roots of our ecological crisis. http://www.superaje.com/~afisher/

"...the most conceptually robust and complicated analysis of ecological psychology available." Robert Romanyshyn,author of The Soul in Grief: Love, Death and Transformation RADICAL ECOPSYCHOLOGY Psychology in the Service of Life Andy Fisher Foreword by David Abram This exciting book from SUNY Press shows the psychological roots of our ecological crisis. Personal in its style yet radical in its vision, Radical Ecopsychology offers an original introduction to ecopsychologyan emerging field that ties the human mind to the natural world... more 306 pages About the Author Book Summary Contents Preface ... Links

36. Seeds For Thought: An Ecopsychology Blog: Revisiting "What Is Ecopsychology?" ecopsychology is a process of making connection between nature and outselves. It is aimed at developing personal insight and transformation as well as http://thoughtoffering.blogs.com/ice_seeds/2005/04/revisiting_what.html

Seeds for Thought: an Ecopsychology Blog Contents About This Blog Betsy Barnum with Grassroots Democracy: Towards a Natural Politics Linda Buzzell-Saltzman with EcoTherapy Ann Jarnet with Environmental Learning Amy Lenzo with Medusa with The Personal Is Ecopsychological Heather Witham with (Un)earthing Economics Robert Worcester with Religion and Nature: Ecumenical Reflections Guest Writers with Various Subjects Previous Columns: Gleanings Recent Comments Steve Salmony on Storm Chaser and Vanishing World Amy Lenzo on La Marguerite marguerite manteau-rao on La Marguerite Steve Salmony on Storm Chaser and Vanishing World Steve Salmony on questions for us all Steve Salmony on questions for us all Steve Salmony on questions for us all Martin Jordan on questions for us all Nats on questions for us all Steve Salmony on ever so thankful Recent Posts La Marguerite Archives January 2008 December 2007 ... More... Links International Community for Ecopsychology Gatherings EcoTherapy News MoonLetter ... Main Revisiting "What is ecopsychology?" One of our Sunday guest bloggers, Sylvie Shaw, wrote about Experiential Wilderness for Gatherings last year. Here's how it starts:

37. Teaching Psychology For Sustainability: A Manual Of Resources A fundamental concept for ecopsychology is that it is psychologically damaging Since the early 1990s, ecopsychology has been primarily concerned with http://www.teachgreenpsych.com/tg_ecopsychology.html

Teaching Psychology for Sustainability: A Manual of Resources PRINT THIS PAGE RETURN TO OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION TO INSTRUCTOR RESOURCES Bibliography ... Conservation Psych Click on one of the links below or scroll down the page to see: Lecture/Discussion Topics RECIPROCITY IN HUMAN-EARTH WELLBEING BIOPHILIA HYPOTHESIS SENSE OF PLACE MINDFULNESS ... PHENOMENOLOGY AND EMPIRICISM IN ECOPSYCHOLOGY Class Activities INCREASING PERCEPTUAL AWARENESS THE COUNCIL OF ALL BEINGS PRACTICING EARTH-LIVING SKILLS ADOPTING AN EMPIRICAL APPROACH TO ECOPSYCHOLOGY Multimedia Resources FILM: ECOPSYCHOLOGY: RESTORING THE EARTH, HEALING THE MIND FILM A SENSE OF PLACE FILM: COMING HOME ... WEBSITES: ECOVILLAGES Suggested Readings for Students Click here to jump to list References Cited in this Section Click here to jump to list LECTURE/DISCUSSION TOPICS RECIPROCITY IN HUMAN-EARTH WELLBEING A fundamental concept for ecopsychology is that it is psychologically damaging for humans to live disconnected from their ecological context, as most of us do in contemporary urban industrial cultures. Since the early 1990s, ecopsychology has been primarily concerned with healing that disconnect through therapeutic techniques that encourage mindfulness, daily ritual, heightened awareness, wilderness experience, the development of a sense of place, and other practices that help people experience their ecological embeddedness thereby relieving them of the depression, stress, anxiety, longing, and grief that are characteristic of the disconnected state. For overviews of ecopsychology, see

38. Powell's Books - Ecopsychology By This pathfinding collectionby premier psychotherapists, thinkers, and ecoactivists in the fieldshows how the health of the planet is inextricably http://www.powells.com/biblio/1-0871564068-11

@import url(/css/combined_css.css); Skip navigation Browse Sections Bestsellers New Arrivals ... Advanced Search RELATED AISLES Environmental Studies General Psychology General Read our exclusive interview with Michael Pollan and save 30% on In Defense of Food Hardcover More copies of this ISBN: Used, Trade paper, $12.95 Used, Trade paper, $9.00 Backorder, Trade paper, $16.95 Ecopsychology About This Book Comment on this title and you could win free books! All Product Details Publisher Comments: This pathfinding collection shows how the health of the planet is inextricably linked to the psychological health of humanity, individually and collectively. As such, it is sure to become a definitive work for the burgeoning ecopsychology movement, which is both a new beginning for environmentalism and a revolution in modern psychology. Collected here are writings from the premier psychotherapists, thinkers, and eco-activists working in the field, including: James Hillman, world-renowned Jungian analyst, relating the one core issue for all psychology - the nature and limits of human identity - to the condition of the planet Chellis Glendinning, author of My Name Is Chellis and I'm in Recovery from Western Civilization, alerting us to the link between the psychological process of addiction and the technological system

39. MA Transpersonal Psychology: Ecopsychology ecopsychology integrates psychology and ecology in the study of humannature relationships. At Naropa University, contemplative practice and transpersonal http://www.naropa.edu/academics/graduate/psychology/tcp/ecoc/

About Us Admissions Academics Campus Life ... Press MA Transpersonal Psychology: Ecopsychology Program Home What is Ecopsychology? Foundations Contemplative Education ... Apply MA Transpersonal Psychology: Ecopsychology Ecopsychology integrates psychology and ecology in the study of human-nature relationships. At Naropa University, contemplative practice and transpersonal psychology provide a foundation for this integration. The MA Transpersonal Psychology: Ecopsychology program is a two-year, 38-credit low-residency program that follows the general format of the MA Transpersonal Psychology degree. The program begins in late May (at the start of the summer semester) with the online course Meditation for Social Change Leaders (PSYT 603e). Students will also come to Boulder for the three day intensive for this course on June 14-16, 2008 and then stay for the Transpersonal Psychology Intensive on June 19-25. In the second summer students come to Boulder for two courses that run back to back and last two weeks (PSYT 520 and PSYT 685). Each year, students take two courses on campus in the summer and two courses online in both fall and spring semesters. Students also attend a three-day course in Boulder each winter. The first year is devoted to study of ecopsychology, ecology, transpersonal psychology and contemplative practice. In the second year, students complete both intellectual and service-learning projects, in addition to taking elective courses.

40. Institute Of Transpersonal Psychology: Academics: Spotlight On Classes: Ecopsych ecopsychology combines an understanding of how the psyche is influenced by the This course presents an introduction to ecopsychology and deep ecology, http://www.itp.edu/academics/spotEcopsychology.cfm

Skip to content. Skip to menu Contact Site Map ... Academics Overview Faculty Faculty Overview Core Faculty Bios Adjunct Faculty Bios Faculty Publications ... Research Residential Programs Residential Overview Ph.D. Master's Specializations ... Residential M.A. Courses Global Programs Global Overview Ph.D. Master's Certificate ... Global M.A. Courses Continuing Education C.E. Overview Certificates Schedule Registration Form ... Academic Calendars Prospective Students Residential Learning Global Distance Learning Financial Aid Admissions Spotlight On Classes Goddess Spiritual Psychology Sufism Meditation ... More... Resource Centers ITP Library Counseling Center Career Resource Center Divine Feminine Center Current Students Community Web Docutek E-Reserves Caucus Support the Institute ... Accessibility Spotlight on Ecopsychology The following is a list of classes that relate to various aspects of Ecopsychology. Most of these classes were offered in the past. The particular electives offered by the Institute vary at any given time. The school tries to be responsive to the particular interests of the current student body and aims to have the curriculum reflect those interests. The number of current classes that fall under the category of the Ecopsychology depends on both teacher availability and student interest. Information on current classes can be found in the academic catalog. Ecopsychology and Deep Ecology Ecopsychology combines an understanding of how the psyche is influenced by the environment with how psychological orientation influences interaction with the environment. Deep ecology extends that sense to include how people can extend their identification with the environment in order to work toward planetary healing.

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