A variety of purposes
If a core assignment of psychotherapy is the development of a capacity to put oneself in question, then perhaps it is also worthwhile to put one’s practice as a climate café practitioner in question. The aim of this piece is to do that. So let’s ask what is the purpose of this praxis? Read More
Next year I will be 30. Recently I was talking with my mum and we were joking about how at my age, she was pregnant with me. Read More
This essay, written by a group of CPA members, is a response to the March 2024 Digest which explores the intersection of the Gaza crisis and climate change. The first part of the conversation can be accessed via the following link (climatepsychologyalliance.org).
Dear CPA community,
As one of the young members of the CPA circle, as well as the Climate Majority Project (climatemajorityproject.com),[1] I write to you today reflecting, as a youth, on the psychological dimension of helping to address the climate and environmental crisis (or at least that’s the intention!). Read More
During the final editing of Explorations: Issue 6 I was struck down by a tummy bug. Urgent dashes to a not-so-private bathroom kept me, my baby and husband stuck in a studio flat. My fever peaked with fainting at 4am, delirious from dehydration, having given all my milk and energy to my baby and everything else to the toilet bowl. Read More.
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