
This publication explores the intersection of psychology, ecology and systems thinking - and the relational dynamics, hidden assumptions and misperceptions that are the *real* work of systems change. No models. No frameworks. No grand theories.
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I’ve often wondered why outdoor therapies are so hard to engage institutions and funders with. Over the years, I have literally worked with hundreds of people - on courses, projects and through coaching - who have been trying to get outdoor...
It is now well evidenced that spending time outdoors can be therapeutic for both our physical and mental health. Over the last ten years, especially, there has been a tsunami of research about therapeutic outdoor experiences. This covers ev...
A common theme among the people I have worked with over the years is that they feel trapped in a paradox: painfully aware of the ecological crises facing us but utterly unable to respond in a way that feels adequate. This often leads to fre...
Photo: Theo van der Meer
There has been a lot of talk about ‘getting back to normal’. The dominant narrative assumes we should return to how things were before COVID-19 and before the flow of oil got pinched in the Straight of Hormuz. Poli...
Photo: Ryunosuke Kikunou
If we are to adapt to ecological change, we need to change ourselves. But this begs one of the most important questions any of us will ever ask: what is my ‘self’?
Modern psychology is based on an idea of the huma...
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Systems Change from the Inside Out | Ecology, Psychology & Social Change | 30 Years Practice
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