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speci cally address strategies, ethics and other considerations in applying ecotherapies for social service providers and allied professionals. A short historical sketch of the eld
of applied ecopsychology (inspired by Macy, Hillman, Jung, Muir, Thoreau, Naess, etc.) plus an examination of existing ecotherapies, followed by a series of experiential activities brings Nature into the therapeutic process
as co-facilitator. Low risk nature-based approaches as ideal expressions of applied ecopsychology will be offered.
Facilitators: Dave Segal (see bio on page 58) and Hilary Leighton (see bio on page 54).
Length: 2 days
Date: Sat & Sun, Mar 28 & 29, 2015 Time: 10am-5pm
Cost: $195 + applicable taxes
Best to Register by: Sat, Mar 14, 2015
Cosmic Story, Earth Story, Sacred Story: The Wisdom Teachings of Thomas Berry
and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
GLEL3873
A day of learning, re ection
and dialogue on the wisdom teachings of Thomas Berry
and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Discover how the Cosmic
Story is one of relationships and Sacred Story, and how the cosmic principles of subjectivity, differentiation and communion can reinvent the human at
the species level. When asked
what we need to tell future generations Berry responded “Tell them something new is happening, a new vision, a new energy, a new sacred story is coming into being...”
Facilitators: Gertie Jocksch (see bio on page 53) and Margaret Walters (see bio on page 59).
Length: 1 day
Date: Sat, Feb 21, 2015
Time: 10am-4pm
Cost: $95 + applicable taxes
Best to Register by: Sat, Feb 7, 2015
capacities that nurture paradigm shifts and offer sustaining resources for moving forward.
Facilitators: Jackie Larkin (see bio on page 54) and Maggie Ziegler (see bio on page 60).
Length: 2 days
Dates: Sat & Sun, Nov 1 & 2, 2014 Times: 9am-5pm
Cost: $195 + applicable taxes
Best to Register by: Sat, Oct 18, 2014
Trauma Psychology and Ecopsychology: An Integrative Model GLEL3876
Ecopsychology puts psyche back into the world, offering new ways of seeing essential
to repairing the separation between humans and nature. Linking ecopsychology with trauma psychology connects the interpersonal violence of our societies with the assaults on the life systems of the planet. Practical, experiential and interactive, this workshop blends theory with practice providing conceptual models and theoretical understandings. Bringing together the
personal predicaments of the survivor with the ecological predicaments of our times creates the possibility of integrated wholeness.
Facilitator: Maggie Ziegler. See bio on page 60.
Length: 1 day
Dates: Sun, Feb 8, 2015
Times: 9am-4:30pm
Cost: $125 + applicable taxes
Best to Register by: Sun, Jan 25, 2015
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Ecological Landscape Design: Semester I GLHO3650
Landscape health starts with intelligent design. Explore
the intricate relationships within ecosystems, and how you can work with them to create vibrantly beautiful and healthy, low maintenance, self-sustaining gardens that are a haven for wildlife. Be prepared for an eye-opening experience that will challenge some commonly held beliefs and leave you empowered with a new understanding of how
a garden works. This is a two semester part time program – see website for details.
Facilitators: Heide Hermary or various Gaia instructors. See bio page 52.
Length: 16 sessions
Dates: Semester 1 – Wed &
Sat, Oct 4 – Dec 10, 2014
Times: Wed 6:30pm – 9:30pm,
Sat 9am – 12pm
Cost: $695 (tax exempt) per semester Best to Register by: Semester 1 – Sat, Sep, 20, 2014
Ecological Landscape Design: Semester II GLHO3899
Landscape health starts with intelligent design. Explore
I feel fortunate to able to participate in the stellar series of possibilities you provide for the community.
Continuing Studies student, 2013
The Work That Reconnects: Finding Our Way in a Troubled World GLEL3877
A life-changing experience based on the work of Joanna Macy – one where you can offer genuine witness to others, re-awaken your gratitude, and explore the interconnectedness of all life. Share your deepest concerns about dif cult times, climate change, environmental degradation and human suffering, and at the same time experience a shift to hope and renewed energy. Spend time in nature and community, learning practices and accessing creative
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