In Centering Waters Way, I design and facilitate workshops for groups and organizations. In this series I center water and the rehydration of the West as the authority. Rather than beginning with solutions, we begin by learning how to enter relationship.
Every place already has a council. Our work is to learn how to introduce ourselves.
My work as an ecopsychologist is grounded in ecological identity development, the understanding that we mature by deepening our relationship with place and learning to see ourselves as participants within living systems rather than separate from them.
The sessions focus on making space for innovation and letting go of what is not working. Centering water is about creating an organizing principle amongst humans, pedagogies and agencies to support both the small and large water cycles.
In Centering Waters Way, I design and facilitate workshops for groups and organizations. In this series I center water and the rehydration of the West as the authority. Rather than beginning with solutions, we begin by learning how to enter relationship.
Every place already has a council. Our work is to learn how to introduce ourselves.
My work as an ecopsychologist is grounded in ecological identity development, the understanding that we mature by deepening our relationship with place and learning to see ourselves as participants within living systems rather than separate from them.
The sessions focus on making space for innovation and letting go of what is not working. Centering water is about creating an organizing principle amongst humans, pedagogies and agencies to support both the small and large water cycles.