A one-day online workshop for therapeutic practitioners and those with experience of working therapeutically. It explores how to be present in the climate and ecological crisis and find new ways into the future that is coming towards us.
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Through the Door: facing the climate crisis (for therapeutic practitioners)
Tomorrow at 11:00 BST
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Through the Door: facing the climate crisis (for therapeutic practitioners)
Sat 18 Apr, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: facing the climate crisis (for therapeutic practitioners)
Sat 11 Oct, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 28 Jun, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 1 Mar, 10:00 GMT
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 14 Sept, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 29 Jun, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 13 Apr, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 13 Jan, 10:00 GMT
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 4 Nov, 10:00 GMT
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sun 9 Jul, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 25 Mar, 10:00 GMT
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 14 Jan, 10:00 GMT
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Sat 29 Oct, 10:00 BST
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Through the Door: a workshop for practitioners on facing the climate crisis
Climate Psychology Alliance: facing difficult truths about climate change and ecological crisisWe are a group for anyone interested in making connections between depth psychology and climate change. People engaged in therapeutically informed work form the bulk of our membership, but we welcome anyone who finds this perspective useful.Climate change is not a scientific problem waiting for a technical solution. It’s an urgent, frightening, systemic problem involving environment, culture and politics.It engenders fear, denial and despair amongst individuals, evasion, indifference and duplicity amongst the powerful.It forces uncomfortable dilemmas about justice, nature and equality into consciousness. It challenges all of us in modern societies both personally and politically.To work with these dilemmas the CPA draws on a broad range of perspectives including philosophy, the arts and humanities, ecology and systems thinking.Our core focus however is in psycho-social studies and the psychotherapy field, approaches which help us to understand the unconscious processes and emotions which control our thoughts, beliefs and behaviour and which manifest in mutually reinforcing systems of defence in society.