Contributions dedicated to decolonizing the field, liberating practitioners, and collective return to the land.
Laura joins Stories from the Field: Mental Health and the Outdoors for a conversation on decolonizing ecotherapy, relational healing, belonging, and more grounded approaches to nature-based mental health practice.
Explore the Podcast →I collaborate with Phoenix Smith (she/they), creator of the Alliance for Social Justice and Ecotherapy, to teach my model, Decolonizing Ecotherapy©, a Trauma Informed Therapy Model for Ecotherapists, as part of the Liberation Ecotherapy Certification Course.
Read the Article →Laura Marques Brown, an ecotherapist dedicated to addressing the barriers that exist for people of color who've been limited in their engagement with and representation in wildland spaces, joins Tavis to discuss its impact on mental health and the transformative advantages wildland spaces offer us.
Listen to Podcast →In July 2022 I was interviewed in the New York Times for a story about the healing powers of ecotherapy and the importance of inclusive access to the outdoors.
Read the Article →I collaborate with Phoenix Smith (she/they), creator of the AESJ, to teach my model, Decolonizing Ecotherapy©, as part of the Liberation Ecotherapy Certification Course at the AESJ.
Check out the AESJ →Our minds and bodies are connected. I joined other experts on the Pew "After the Fact" podcast to discuss how Americans are rethinking their approaches to care, and the unique benefits of ecotherapy.
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