I Am Nature - Tiffany A. Wright

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Résumé :
This journal is a daily practice and reminder of our oneness with nature. In the practice of Ecotherapy, the relationship with nature and the environment is the focus to help strengthen, repair, and heal an individual's physical, mental and spiritual health. This journal was created by a licensed psychotherapist who practices and believes in the power of Ecotherapy. One of the many reasons so many people who live in urban metropolitans are experiencing more challenges with their mental health is due to the disruption of connection with nature and what it means to be nature. The journal is filled with prompts that allow you to explore your relationship with various aspects of nature. There are also blank pages that allow you to write or draw reflections as well.

Biographie:
Tiffany Wright is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in California and Texas, wellness consultant, speaker, and self-love ambassador. Tiffany has facilitated healing, educational and professional workshops, seminars, training, and events for universities, high schools, social service agencies, and community members in the US and abroad around the topics of empowerment, wellness, trauma, and mental health. Tiffany uses Ecotherapy, Brainspotting, and Mindfulness interventions in her work with clients. Tiffany now has published over ten journals, books, and workbooks, comprehensively, which all support any person's journey into understanding and growing deeper in connection with themselves. She is the founder of the wellness agency, The BE Life, which provides wellness solutions to individuals, organizations, and communities through various services and media. She is a co-founder of Coco Coalition Inc., a 501c3 that improves the quality of Black women's lives through mental health and education services, programs, and resources. Visit www.tiffanywrightmsw.com to learn more about Tiffany.

Sommaire:
This journal is a daily practice and reminder of our oneness with nature. In the practice of Ecotherapy, the relationship with nature and the environment is the focus to help strengthen, repair, and heal an individual's physical, mental and spiritual health. This journal was created by a licensed psychotherapist who practices and believes in the power of Ecotherapy. One of the many reasons so many people who live in urban metropolitans are experiencing more challenges with their mental health is due to the disruption of connection with nature and what it means to be nature. The journal is filled with prompts that allow you to explore your relationship with various aspects of nature. There are also blank pages that allow you to write or draw reflections as well....