Drawing from diverse traditions—including ecopsychology, leadership theory, organizational development, Taoism, Buddhism, Ubuntu, depth psychology, Indigenous wisdom, and moral philosophy—EcoDialogues invites a meaningful return to relationship: with self, others, the Earth, and the systems we inhabit.
How it Works
EcoDialogues unfolds over three distinct yet interconnected sessions, each designed to guide participants through a deeper exploration of themselves and their external environments.
Session One: Internal Space
The first session invites participants to slow down and encounter their inner worlds. Through guided questions, somatic awareness, and reflective silence, participants begin mapping the internal spaces that shape their actions.
Session Two: Shared Space
Session Three: The Field
Access Services
EcoDialogues is offered on a donation basis. You may contribute to support your own participation or help make this experience accessible to others. Your donation supports the continuation of this work as a shared resource—not a proprietary method, but an open-source framework for growth.