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Eco-therapy

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Adult sitting on a boulder beside a stream in BC | Therapy Blog | CSP
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When Climate Distress Lives in the Body: What Therapy Can Hold

Climate distress often arrives in the body before it arrives in words. A psychotherapist's notes on climate grief, solastalgia, and what somatic therapy can hold when the body is already registering what the mind is still trying to manage.
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Trees in a coastal BC rainforest | Therapy Blog | CSP
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The Quiet Wisdom of Trees: Notes on Steadiness, Symbiosis, and Care

What trees do for each other underground, what they offer with each breath we share, and what their long, quiet steadiness can teach a tired body. Notes from a Vancouver psychotherapist on the company of trees.
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Person standing on rocky shoreline at dusk, hand resting on chest, looking at distant islands | Blog | CSP
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When the World Feels Uncertain: Existential Therapy for Climate Anxiety

Political instability, climate crisis, and rising hostility toward marginalized communities can leave us bracing for what comes next. Existential therapy offers grounded support for meaning, responsibility, and belonging in uncertain times.
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Trans femme adult with hand in a Salish Sea tide pool at golden hour | Blog | CSP
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Body, Land, and Therapy: How an Ecological Lens Shows Up in Our Work

The body is not separate from where it is. A Vancouver-based therapist on how an ecological lens on body and land shows up in our practice, and in online therapy sessions across Canada.