Thank you for sharing this taxonomy. In my work on ecodistress/development and mothers in the perinatal period, belonging and rage are the most often reported. This helps connect those experiences.
This piece is not very helpful. In fact, it would be nice if the therapy profession would just show some humility and say "we don't have the slightest idea what to do about this historically-unprecedented event." What I see is a lot of posturing and bluffing. A taxonomy of emotion is just a bunch of words about words. The therapy industry should really take a step back and have a good hard look about what they're really capable of instead of assuming that they know what to do.
Really important article. I spread it around! Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this taxonomy. In my work on ecodistress/development and mothers in the perinatal period, belonging and rage are the most often reported. This helps connect those experiences.
There's actually no need to worry about a thing..."climate change" being a load of bollocks.
Here's the truth of the science (mainly my confrontation with Rick)
https://www.climateconversation.org.nz/2021/02/science-says-change-the-weather-and-break-the-countrys-heart/
This last comment of mine (+links) encompasses just about everything...
https://www.climateconversation.org.nz/2021/02/science-says-change-the-weather-and-break-the-countrys-heart/#comment-1596412
Best wishes for the future for the lady who operates this site.
Mack.
Sky Dragon Slayers Chief Public Relations Officer.
Glad you are back and I look forward to digging deeper into this and subsequent posts.
This piece is not very helpful. In fact, it would be nice if the therapy profession would just show some humility and say "we don't have the slightest idea what to do about this historically-unprecedented event." What I see is a lot of posturing and bluffing. A taxonomy of emotion is just a bunch of words about words. The therapy industry should really take a step back and have a good hard look about what they're really capable of instead of assuming that they know what to do.