September 2020: Ecotherapy for Everyone: Healing with Nature for Peace & Justice is sponsored by ReCast Program through the City of Oakland. This series was created by Phoenix to offer a week of FREE Ecotherapy offerings taught by diverse teachers. Please note the workshops will be via Zoom and will be recorded. You must go to EventBrite to sign up https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ecotherapy-whale-whispering-healing-with-water-and-whale-songs-tickets-118203934149?fbclid=IwAR1QTLJxeoid71W868T8mUp8lV7qDvD8kS9UCYJ1-yoHwziRDQB8I3Yj_SU Intro to EcoTherapy workshop, led by J. Phoenix Smith, September 27th, 2019 at MLK Shoreline Center from 10am to…
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When my mother was dying at home I would sit with her in the living room of her one bedroom apartment. She would recline in her red lazy boy chair facing…
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Many years ago, I arrived for a spiritual consultation with a man who would later become my spiritual mentor and teacher. He was a Priest of Oshun the Yoruba Divinity of…
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What is EcoSoul: Ecotherapy for Health? EcoSoul is a leader in the movement to facilitate healing, transformation and growth nurtured by healthy interaction and relationships with the natural world. Our…
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Top 10 Ecotherapy Stories of 2013 Ways that Nature is Helping us Heal and Navigate the Tide. As the temperature of the planet rises and natural disasters become a yearly event, it…
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February 26th was the 1 year anniversary of the murder of Trayvon Martin in Florida. Trayvon Martin was a 17 year old unarmed Black teenager who went walking outside in…
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In January in the United States we celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a national holiday that is now known as a National Day of Service to…
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EcospiritualGiving thanks and honoring the Spirits of the Earth: African and African Diaspora Celebrations for a Good New Year
December 26th is the first day of the African American Celebration of Kwanzaa. This celebration founded by Dr. Malena Karenga in 1966 is based on seven principles to guide the African…
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On Sunday November 24th the New York Times published a visual piece call “What Could Disappear” as a result of rising sea levels caused by Climate Change. Since Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane Katrina and in…