2019 Ecopsychology Conference

The Holos Institute Ecopsychology Conference brings together an extraordinary community of clinicians, healing arts professionals, and others who share concern for the environment to forge a way forward in these challenging times. Together we create community, explore collaboration, refine ideas, and engender hope and resilience.
We look at the role of an evolving psychology to meet the challenges of a changing environmental and socio-political climate and explore the importance of aligning with an emergent truth to anchor our psyches. This year we reach out to the power of myth, story and soulful personal experience to help shape a path of psycho-spiritual healing in deeply troubled times. We also examine the traumatic effects of climate change on the psyche and seek solutions of resilience and sustainability.
Come join us in this wonderful gathering, renew your spirited approach to psychotherapy, connect and build community!
We will be offering an array of inspiring speakers, experiential workshops and presentations on applications of ecopsychology.�We have a line-up of wonderful speakers, including Martin Shaw, Clare Dubois, Mutima Imani, Joe Ruzek, Duane Elgin, Jamie McHugh, Rachel Vaughn, and many others. This year we have extended the conference to a full weekend to include a special Saturday evening presentation and allow for 2 hour on-the-land afternoon workshops along with longer keynote presentations with audience Q&A.