New for Spring 2026
An International Online Training and Supervision Group Series
- Integrate outdoor and walking therapy in mental health practice
- Address climate distress, eco-anxiety and grief
- Support wellbeing and healthy environmental identity development
- Learn specialized skills such as facilitating ecological epiphanies in psychedelic therapy.
The group meets weekly for 80 minutes, is presented in English, and is open to participants worldwide.
The group combines up-to-date information with hands-on activities integrating the lived experience of the practitioner. Our focus is on scientifically supported concepts within climate science, counseling and psychotherapy, and how to work with cultural issues and trends (such as politicization and suppression of environmental advocacy). Participants will be coached to present a case presentation and an undertake an optional personal change project. Each participant will have 1:1 supervision opportunities with Dr. Thomas Doherty.
Who this group is for:
Licensed, Registered or Chartered Mental Health Professionals, and Allied Providers in Healthcare and Academia. The group may be appropriate for post degree interns and researchers, or advanced graduate students; contact Dr. Thomas Doherty for guidance.
Dates:
Groups meet weekly from April 6 to June 5 2026.
Contact Dr. Thomas Doherty for day and time options
Continuing Education
10 CE Credit Hours Available
Attendee Feedback:
Dr. Doherty has now trained over 150 practitioners from varied backgrounds, from the United States, Canada, the UK, Italy, Germany, India and Australia, to overwhelmingly positive feedback.
“… I just wanted to say thank you. I have been thoroughly enjoying the course and have found it very useful. I don’t want it to end so soon! It has been so affirming to have the topics and concepts that I have been thinking about and trying to research presented in a well-rounded and accessible way. Also to connect with others who care about this area, as it can be isolating. It has definitely helped give me some more perspective about how to sustainably manage my ‘practice map’.” — Spring 2022 Attendee
Contact Dr. Thomas Doherty to discuss how this group can help you.