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Welcome to the Anthropocene?

Posted byThomas DohertyOctober 20, 2014November 21, 2016Posted inEcopsychology, Environmental Identity, Graduate School of Education and Counseling, Personal SustainabilityTags: Anthroprocene, Antioch New England, Bill McKibben, consulting, counseling, Counseling & Psychology, couples counseling, earth-friendly lifestyles, Eco-therapy, ecological values, Ecopsychology, Ecopsychology journal, Enviro Studies Symposium, Environmental Identity, global climate change, Green Business, green practices, International Commission on Stratigraphy, leadership consultation, Lesley Head, Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling, Licensed Psychologist, Mitch Thomashow, Oregon, personal sustainability, Portland, sustainability, sustainability consultant, sustainability courses, sustainable lifestyles, Sustainable Self, The End of Nature, therapy, Thomas Joseph Doherty Psy.DLeave a comment on Welcome to the Anthropocene?

Ecopsychology: Discovering the connection between sustainability and mental health with Thomas Doherty

Posted byThomas DohertyFebruary 28, 2011December 5, 2016Posted inarticles, Ecopsychology, Ecopsychology journal, Environmental Identity, interviews, Media, Personal SustainabilityTags: academic writers, American Psychological Association (APA) Climate Change Task Force, Antioch New England, associate coordinator, Buffalo, carbon footprint, Carol Saunders, collaborate, Columbia University, counter-culture, dialogue, Ecopsychology, Ecopsychology journal, Ecopsychology Studiess, Editor-in-Chief, global climate change, Global Warming’s Six Americas, Grand Canyon, Green Sports Alliance, Hanna Wheeler, human-nature relationships, identify-formation, inter-disciplinary approach, Interface Between Psychology and Global Climate Change, John S. Dryzek, Lewis & Clark Graduate School, mental health, mental health professionals a, Mike Hulme, New York, Oregon, outdoor setting, peer-reviewed journal, Portland, river guide, students, sustainability, Sustainable Self, The Politics of the Earth, Theodore Roszak, therapeutic, Thomas Doherty, Why We Disagree About Climate Change, wilderness therapy leader, workshops, Yale Project on Climate Change CommunicationLeave a comment on Ecopsychology: Discovering the connection between sustainability and mental health with Thomas Doherty

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