Making Sense of Life's Experiences
The more present and aware we are as individuals and as organizations, the more choices we create. As awareness increases, we can engage with more possibilities. We are no longer held prisoner by habits, unexamined thoughts, or information we refuse to look at.
—Margaret J. Wheatley and Myron Kellner-Rogers
Resources
A simple process, metaphors, dialogue, and physical movement are tools for change. Tie these together with the healing power of nature to bring ecopsychology from principles into practice. The book Invisible Currents—Nature's Lessons for the Mind and Heart is a product of the thinking presented on this website.
- A simple process provides a framework.
- Obserflection helps fill that framework.
- Metaphors create shared images.
- Dialogue creates shared meanings.
- Physically activating the body-mind system creates full participation (balancing right and left brain thinking and using the whole body as a listening device).
