PLEASE NOTE GREENSONG ACTIVE HOPE STUDY GROUPS ARE SUSPENDED FOR NOW DUE TO TOO MUCH WORK! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR UPDATES OR CONTACT DEB

Gatherings are online FREE for KINFOLK subscribers (Greensong Kinship) or by donation to support Seed mob Indigenous Youth movement.
The Kinfolk BOOKING code is found in emailed seasonal Kinfolk newsletters.
Kinfolk Gatherings online have a max of 25 participants (minimum of 5 particpants to run the group gathering)
If you are unable to attend the Kinfolk Gatherings, another way to maintain connection and consistency is to share images and your reflections on the Kinship facebook group page
Kinfolk Gatherings are not recorded.
Please check your emails for the calendar reminder zoom link 1-week prior to gathering. (Check spam if you do not find it)

learn and discuss key concepts of various ecopsychology, deep ecology, and eco-art therapy practices, principles and methodology
connect and strengthening bonds to build our sense of a local and global community with people and the more-than-human world
express safely our emotions, experiences, stories, discoveries, and reflections from participating in nature-reconnecting practices or other embodied exersises which have deepened our ecological receptiveness, awareness and sense of self as part of a much larger ecosystem. Ie. Deep ecology practices, free Greensong seasonal self-guided activity, Applied Ecopsychology & eco-art practices
share how we integrating self-care practices and Natures' healing, support and wisdom in our daily living, as well as involvement in support networks, grassroots initiatives and meaningful actions
learn and explore various topics from special guest presenters

Some of our special guests and events:

Deb Punton - Greensong is an ecopsychologist, environmental educator, and permaculture landscape designer. She facilitates groups in-person and on-line, practices sacred activism, and is passionate about building our relationships with our more-than-human world. Pleae note: Ecopsychology practices do not focus on providing information, rather providing a framework, tools and experiences to explore, connect, relate, and reflect to develop greater ecological awareness.