Our systems—ecological, societal, political—are straining and showing signs of collapse. And many of us are carrying this tension in our hearts, minds, bodies, and community interactions. In what ways can connection itself become part of a path toward more just, kind, and humane responses to all that we’re facing?

Colours are known to evoke emotions, symbolize concepts, and influence behaviours.

Ecopsychology and permaculture offer transformative pathways to nurture our Earth and enrich communities.

'Webstrings' represents the intricate connections and relationships that interlink all living and non-living components of the natural world

Nature journaling blends observation, creativity, and mindfulness to deepen our relationship with the natural world.

In the field of ecopsychology, we recognize that human well-being is deeply rooted in our connection with the natural world. It’s an...

The "Blue Mind" effect, a term coined by marine biologist Wallace Nichols, describes the tranquil, meditative state that being near water...

Crop rotation has been utilised as a method for maintaining healthy, productive soil and plants. It involves planting different types of...

In urban environments, it's more crucial for human beings to connect with nature for several reasons due to the increased time spent...

The power of community gardens extends far beyond the cultivation of plants; it's a gateway to nurturing the well-being of individuals,...

The concept of Attention Restoration Therapy was first proposed by psychologist Stephen Kaplan in the 1990s.

Sacred activism is a term coined by author and spiritual activist Andrew Harvey. It involves combining spiritual awareness and practices...

Ecopsychology and permaculture are two intertwined disciplines that share a deep-rooted connection in their approach to fostering harmony...

Permaculture, a term coined by Bill Mollison and David Holmgren in the 1970s, it is an approach which blends "permanent agriculture" and...

The practice of Therapeutic Horticulture can be seen as a practical application of ecopsychological principles ...

Ecopsychology is NOT conventional psychology.

Sensory gardens are landscapes designed to engage the senses, and promote wellness. They serve as immersive environments that invite individ

The Work That Reconnects (WTR) is a set of interactive and experiential practices with personal and group activities designed to deepen...

Parks and gardens, whether a sprawling Botanical Garden, a local pocket park, a commuity garden or a small, personal patch of greenery...

Greensong is dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability, biopsychosocial wellbeing