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www.ecoart therapy.
"Art, Nature, the human body, and the human psyche are so intimately related that itis impossible to think of one without being reminded of the other."
~Marshall McLuhan
Art is born of the observation and investigation of nature.~Cicero (106 BC- 43 BC)

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If the sight of the blue skies fills you with joy, if a blade of grass springing up in the fields has power to move you, if the simple things of nature have a message that you understand, rejoice, for your soul is alive.
~Eleanora DuseTable of Contents
Eco-Art Therapy Activities........................................................................................................................... 23
This workbook can be used as a personal self-study guide and as a teaching manual.Its pages contain creative art and nature activities that anyone can use therapeutically for personal insight, conflict resolution, inner healing, and natural self-discovery. The activities do not require any special art talent, skills or background.
The book is the text for two online accredited graduate level courses that can be taken for Continuing Education Credit (CEU), professional certification in Eco-Art therapy, and elective credit towards a graduate degree in Applied Ecopsychology. Therapists and other professionals are encouraged to expand their skill set with the Eco-Art Therapy process.
All readers can boost the learning benefits of this guide by joining an interactive, online study group. Doing the activities and sharing your experiences with others substantially increases the transformative power of this material because it helps you trust and validate the truths you discover. Plus, its really fun and youll get to meet new people!
Learn more about joining an online study class and obtaining credit andprofessional certification:www.ecoart therapy.

A human being is a part of the whole, called by us Universe , a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings as something separate from the rest, a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection to a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.
~ Albert EinsteinAt times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.~ Albert Schweitzer
I am immensely grateful to all those wonderful souls whove walked beside me on my journey and helped unfold my purpose. First and foremost, to my parents who nurtured my passion for art, raised me with profound appreciation and respect for the outdoors, and graced my path with endless love and light. To my brother, who taught me the value of living in the moment and who will forever guide me with his joyful spirit. To my sister, cheerleader extraordinaire, whose unconditional love and support continually bolsters my self-esteem.
I am deeply indebted to the mysterious stranger who sent me the random email which led me to Dr. Michael Cohen, founder of Project NatureConnect, and the discovery of Applied Ecopsychology. For Dr. Cohen, there are no words. His inspired teachings reconnected me with my natural self, gave wings to my heartsong, and forever changed my life. Though I can never personally repay him, I can and am carrying the message forward. I am grateful too, for the many students who helped test drive and validate these activities and whove shared their artwork; for mylayout editor, Patricia Bottcher; and for Mehtap Ozbas who assisted with cover design.
Lastlyand perhaps most importantly of allmy heart overflows with gratitude for the Nameless Natural Spirit of life whose profound wisdom, love, and peace makes all of this even possible.
~ TheresaI wrote this book to answer a spiritual calling in my heart and I wrote it for youto invite you on a creative journey towards greater wholeness and deeper connection with your natural self. This unique program originated from my own need to find sense in this world that doesn't know itself; a world of conformed unawareness. What I discovered so transformed my life that I cannot help but share it. Each of us walks our own wondrous path and though our faces may never meet, our roads have just intersectedwriter and reader. We are now a part of each others experience. Its my fondest hope that this crossing adds a little more light to our lives and to the planet.

The Eco-Art Therapy psychology described in this bookbreaks new ground in the therapeutic field. It powerfully addresses an often overlooked component in most conventional counseling and self-help strategies the disconnection of our thoughts and feelings from the restorative flow of Earths wisdom. Many of us run in circles trying to manage the symptoms of our troubles, but fail to understand the real problem. As this book will explain, the root of much ofour discontent is the unreasonable difference between the way we learn to think and how nature works. Though people are part of nature and we inherit a love and respect for its purity, beauty, and perfection, we grow up in a society detached from its eons of sensory intelligence; we seldom include natures genius in our daily livesand thinking. To our great loss most of us are out of touch and out of synch with theregenerative and balancing ways of the Earth. This makes us strangers to ourselves.Collectively, weve lost sight of who we really are.
At the center ofEarth is art.Many folks looking to alleviate their troubles find language inadequate for capturing their innermost thoughts and feelings. Often times the search for answers can feel a bit like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, yielding only partial solutions and temporary inspiration. This is not surprising to researchers and Ecopsychologists who are discovering that stories built from the sensory-disconnected use of wordsare what cause a patient pain, motivating him or her to seek help in the first place.Trying to assuage problems using the same thought-processing that generates themoften results in intellectualized loops which further distance us from our natural self.
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