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Gaia Psychology replied to Dennison Webb's discussion SOLE is looking for contract employees for our licensed outdoor therapeutic program - SOLE Journey Experiences! in the group Nature as Therapy
"Thank you for the information.  I posted it on my Gaia Psychology LinkedIn page.   Grace"
Feb 17, 2012
Gaia Psychology left a comment for Suz Lipman
"Thank you for the lovely welcome and suggestions!  I already joined 3 groups, including those you recommended.  I am the Founding Director of Gaia Psychology where we teach online courses to adults all over the world how to reconnect…"
Feb 14, 2012
Gaia Psychology replied to Dennison Webb's discussion SOLE is looking for contract employees for our licensed outdoor therapeutic program - SOLE Journey Experiences! in the group Nature as Therapy
"Hi Dennison, I am unable to open the file to view the job description.  Can you re-post or email it to me at grace@gaiapsychology.org?  Thanks! Peace with Nature, Grace Director Gaia Psychology http://www.gaiapsychology.org"
Feb 14, 2012
Suz Lipman left a comment for Gaia Psychology
"Hi there! Warm welcome to C&NN Connect. I'm the forum host. I'm glad you found us and hope you make yourself at home in discussions and groups. Our Nature as Therapy group and Natural Teachers Network will probably interest you, among…"
Dec 21, 2011

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Gaia Psychology is a global benefit organization dedicated to creating an organic emotional healthcare system that mirrors a respect for humanity and guardianship of planet Earth by providing international, online education and onsite workshops in Ecoemotional Intelligence to individuals, professionals, and organizations.

Ecoemotional Intelligence (EEQ) is the organic process of how our relationship to Nature influences our relationships with self, others, and our global community. These personal and social practices can enrich your personal life, enhance your professional practices, and give you a sense of planetary belonging.

Like all species, humans are an integral part of and share a reciprocal relationship with Nature. Yet, most of us spend 95% of our time indoors. Our bodies and minds are designed to process information using 53, not just 5 natural senses–and to process information outdoors with the support of our immediate environment. Most important, we evolved through countless years of evolution as a species by using all of these senses in collaborative reciprocity with our ecosystems (Cohen, 2007, Laing, 1991, Goodall, 1991, Murchy, 1978, Thompkins and Bird, 1978, Greenspan, 2004). We are losing these invaluable resources of physiological and ecosystemic community intelligence as we live separated from outdoor contact.

Gaia Psychology courses help to reverse this disconnect by teaching how to call forth all 53 natural senses. We facilitate education about the personal development, relationship wellness, and global sustainability that can grow in our lives when we allow Mother Nature to become our teacher and living companion. Our hope and vision is that Gaia Psychology will enable and inspire humanity to find greater inner peace, grow healthier relationships, and treat our Earth and global community as kin.
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At 11:55am on December 21, 2011, Suz Lipman said…

Hi there! Warm welcome to C&NN Connect. I'm the forum host. I'm glad you found us and hope you make yourself at home in discussions and groups. Our Nature as Therapy group and Natural Teachers Network will probably interest you, among others. I'm sure you have a lot to offer - I hope you'll share your activities, ideas and photos with us and find this a rich source of resources. For any questions about the network, see our FAQ page. Hope to see you here again soon.

 
 
 

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