Accepting New Students! Ecopsychology in Counseling Certificate Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education & Counseling Portland, Oregon USA Lewis & Clark’s Ecopsychology in Counseling Certificate explores the relationships between mental health, wellbeing, and the natural environment and investigates ways counseling psychologists can contribute to conservation and sustainability. The courses draw on a robust body… Continue reading Ecopsychology in Counseling Certificate
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Association for Experiential Education Conference Keynote Address
The 23rd Annual NW Regional Association for Experiential Education (AEE) Conference is being held at the 4-H Conference Center in Salem, Oregon on March 25-27. The conference theme is Challenge! Risk is Learning. In addition to a great variety of individual workshops focusing on aspects of experiential education each day; there will also be related… Continue reading Association for Experiential Education Conference Keynote Address
Thomas Doherty at Antioch University New England
Thomas Doherty will be presenting two talks at Antioch University New England on Friday, December 3rd and Monday, December 6th. Environmental Studies Colloquium Series: Thomas Doherty “Master of Two Worlds” Psychology Tools for Conservation Professionals Date: Friday, 12/3/10 Time: 11:30-12:45 Place: Dance Studio Clinical psychologist and Antioch alumni Thomas Doherty will introduce the model of… Continue reading Thomas Doherty at Antioch University New England
This Side of Paradise: Discovering Why the Human Mind Needs Nature
Thomas Doherty was featured in the Association for Psychological Science APS Observer on the topic of ecopsychology’s research directions and the restorative effects of natural environments. See article below as published originally HERE. This Side of Paradise Discovering Why the Human Mind Needs Nature By Eric Jaffe Today, Central Park seems as essential to Manhattan as… Continue reading This Side of Paradise: Discovering Why the Human Mind Needs Nature