Tag: ecogrief

What Emerges Amidst the Ashes

Posted on June 11, 2022 by Ryan Van Lenning

Many of you may know Trebbe Johnson & her offering in the world, Radical Joy for Hard Times. I had the pleasure of spending time with her at the Global Wilderness Guides Council gathering. A group of us created guerrilla beauty & sharing among… Continue Reading “What Emerges Amidst the Ashes”

Category: Ecotherapy, UncategorizedTags: ecogrief, nature, sequoia, wilderness, wildfire

Healing Work IS Antiracist IS Ecotherapeutic IS Decolonial IS Sacred Grief IS Rewilding

Posted on September 16, 2021 by Ryan Van Lenning

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Healing work IS Anti-racist work IS Decolonial work IS Ecotherapeutic work IS Sacred Grief work IS Rewilding work.

These are not and cannot be seperate if we are to dream and enact ourselves into regenerative, cooperative, co-liberatory, earth-honoring habits of being and doing.

Category: Ecotherapy, UncategorizedTags: decolonization, ecogrief, ecotherapy, healing, sacred grief, the great turning, the great unraveling, work that reconnects

ENDLESSLY BRILLIANT WILD RESILIENCY

Posted on October 9, 2019 by Ryan Van Lenning

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We’ve held a few gatherings now called Ecogrief Healing Circles: Honoring Our Pain and Resiliency (now monthly in Humboldt, and soon an Online Circle), and it is clear: there is a dire need for these gatherings. But another thing is equally clear: this isn’t just about ecogrief, the pain and fear we feel, this is about love and connection. It’s about reclaiming our birthright as humans, which is community, which is joy/awe/pleasure in nature’s beauty and abundance and all that life has to offer, which is our natural Wild Resiliency.

Category: UncategorizedTags: climate crisis, community, council circle, earth community, eco-anxiety, ecogrief, Humboldt County, resiliency, the great turning, vulnerable

Ecogrief Circles: Honoring Our Pain and Resiliency in the Era of Climate Crisis

Posted on September 16, 2019 by Ryan Van Lenning

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How nourishing to witness and be witnessed in our difficult (and joyful) emotions in circle and ritual, cultivating earth community, and sharing ways of taking care of ourselves and engaging in empowering action.

Category: Uncategorized, work that reconnetsTags: climate crisis, ecogrief, ecotherapy, grief, the great turning, the work that reconnects