Active Listening
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Burnout is bad for the environment.
Update -
Some links on ecopsychology - courtesy of Janet Alty
The Psychlotherapist
Ecopsych
Mary-Jayne Rust
Ecotherapy
Wilderness retreats
There are ups and there are downs, and then more ups and more downs. Keeping a level head is tricky. Maybe we should spend more time in the garden.
"To get credit for preserving the ocean or avoiding deforestation is like getting credit for not beating your wife," Tony Haymet, director of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, California, (climate feedback)
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It does get exhausting, doesn't it? Thanks for the reference, very helpful. Hope you are OK.
I'm bimbling along ok, thanks, Susan. Preparing to move house, which is always a grind, but otherwise fair dinkum. Hope you're keeping exhaustion at bay and enjoying whatever comes your way.
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