22 Mar The Systems They Are A Changing
It really boils down to this: that all life is interrelated. We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied into a single garment of destiny....
15 Mar Engagement and Social Media
Marketing and using social media are not our strengths at the EcoPsychology Initiative (EPI). It is challenging to navigate the ever-changing digital world; however, we recognize these platforms are essential for connecting with our community....
14 Mar Puhpowee
For all the incredible gifts of the English language, it also possesses real limitations. It might be because of this that we often rely on poetry often to experiences like love, heartbreak, a baby’s smile, and morning sunshine on dewdrops....
16 Feb How Do We Want to Live?
What’s Important. Few of us like thinking about death. If anything, it might be the most avoided subject out there. This is unfortunate considering how pertinent it is....
14 Feb Budding and Resilience
While many experienced the beauty of snowfall during the holidays, parts of New Hampshire where I was visiting my wife’s family encountered ice. I was struck by sights of tree buds covered in ice as we walked our dog Sutro in the woods....
04 Feb Decentralization
At A Climate To Thrive’s recent Summit-in which Dennis presented on climate psychology-keynote speaker Josh Castonguay from Green Mountain Power spoke about the future of energy....
15 Aug Making an Impact: An Introduction
We all want to make a difference, to have a meaningful and enduring impact. What this means for each person is surely different. Some measure this by values of service, leadership, power, money, etc. ...
14 Aug The Answer to our Societal Problems lies in Nature
It would be nice if there were one medicine for all of the world’s difficulties. Especially these days. We’re facing deeply concerning issues on the societal, political, environmental, economic, spiritual, and individual levels. ...
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