#95 Julie Brams on re-earthing psychotherapy practice for collective healing
In our first guest episode of the year, we invite to the show Julie Brams, an Earth-centered psychotherapist, meditation practitioner/teacher, and author of The Nature Embedded Mind: How the Way We Think Can Heal Our Planet and Ourselves. The Nature Embedded Mind is a groundbreaking new book at the intersection of psychology, ecology, and social justice.
#85 Mary Trudeau on water as lifeforce, story and connection
This month, we bring onto the show Mary Trudeau, a professional engineer specializing in water management and urban water infrastructure for over 30 years. Mary is also the author of a children's book, A Tale of Two Planets, written to inspire awe and wonder for our amazing planet.
#67 Agrita Dandriyal on relational work in environmental science
On today's episode, we reshare the conversation Agrita got to be a part of as a guest on the wonderful Ximena Garcia’s podcast Traditional Medicine with Shamaflora.
#64 Laura Formentini on regenerative healing, grieving cycles and Love in Action
Today we are joined by Laura Formentini, an author, nonprofit photographer and activist who has worked all over the world with NGOs and resilient people, and who has personally healed from the traumatic loss of her son’s suicide which began from a small act of kindness and human responsibility by a complete stranger and has now evolved into the conceptualisation of getting “unstuck” from grieving cycles as Love in Action.
#51 REFLECT | The intimacy lens to community re-building
For the final episode of this year, Agrita brings to us a Reflection episode where she shares her awakening about, and gifted opportunities to relearn, Indigenous teachings on optimising community functionality through respecting and valuing all individuals and relationships which connect together to form the system of community.