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Ecopsychology
This course highlights key theories and core practices associated with the emerging field of ecopsychology. A basic tenet of ecopsychology is that personal and planetary well—being is inseparable. The theory and practice of ecopsychology is directed toward enhancing the health of the human—nature relationship. The work of ecopsychology is to understand, heal, and develop the psychological dimensions of the human—nature relationship through connecting with natural processes in the web of life.
Course Number:
ENV370
Units:
3 Program:
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