After devastating floods, our relationship with nature can feel broken. Discover therapeutic principles—like ritualized repair and community witnessing—to heal your bond with rivers, forests, and landscapes.

When nature feels unsafe after the storm, finding small constants helps us heal and rediscover hope in unpredictable times.

Climate crisis is here—hurricanes like Helene and Milton show individual actions aren't enough; we need collective courage and policy change

In the heart of Baltimore County, Maryland, nestled between the bustling streets of Fairmount Ave and E Pennsylvania Ave, lies a...

As a Nature-Informed Therapist, Thanksgiving offers a profound moment of reflection, bringing forth a blend of gratitude and lamentation...

In today's rapidly changing world, eco-anxiety isn't just a catchphrase—it's a real, tangible emotion that many of us grapple with daily....

Many people are experiencing climate grief with a deepening sense of hopelessness around climate change. In an effort to process this...