Animals Can Be Jerks. Romantic visions of the animal world were dashed this week, as news of very bad behavior landed. I am a big fan of monkeys generally, so it pained me to read that some boy capuchins can be huge jerks. Some of these guys are kidnapping howler monkey babies. Why should we care? […]
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Enatured® In-Person Gathering at The Trees retreat center, Durham NC 1:00 pm-4:00pm Eastern time Enatured is a simple but profound method to commune with land, and the beings of the land, wherever you are. It draws from mindfulness, shamanism, psychology, and scientific research about nature. Based on what you are seeking that day, you will
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Nature Sessions @ Menla Retreat Center for Columbia TC SMBI The Spirituality Mind Body Institute at Teachers College holds a summer intensive program annually to begin the graduate psychology program. I will join the program at the Menla Retreat Center to deliver nature-based, ecospiritual sessions for new graduate psychology students. As guest instructor for Dr.
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Animal Human Bond Course Columbia University Teachers College Spirituality Mind Body Institute I’m excited to return as guest instructor for Dr. Lisa Miller’s Animal Human Bond course this year. I’ll share Enatured™, Shining Bright Without Burning Out, and other nature-based and ecospiritual methods with graduate students in the psychology program. We will be at an
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When We Forest Bathe, Do We Leave A Ring? It’s lovely that nature-based practices are becoming much more popular today. And it’s a little disappointing that we are often still so egocentric in how we approach them. There are some good suggestions in this article from CNN: Forest bathing could be the key to feeling better
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