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- noun Plural form of
ecopsychologist .
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Yoga and ecstatic dance offer release from the controlling modern ego and access to what ecopsychologists call "the ecological self."
Linda Buzzell: Ecotherapy: Slowing Down to Nature's Pace 2009
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Terms like "nature-deficit disorder," "ecoanxiety" and "ecoparalysis" have sprung up in recent years and are used by ecopsychologists to diagnose their patients.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Robert David Jaffee 2010
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Terms like "nature-deficit disorder," "ecoanxiety" and "ecoparalysis" have sprung up in recent years and are used by ecopsychologists to diagnose their patients.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Robert David Jaffee 2010
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Terms like "nature-deficit disorder," "ecoanxiety" and "ecoparalysis" have sprung up in recent years and are used by ecopsychologists to diagnose their patients.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Robert David Jaffee 2010
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It is generally postulated by ecopsychologists and environmentalists that biophilia is important to nurture not only for its contribution to personal wellbeing, but also to foster desire to care for and protect the environment.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows dawndrake 2010
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Critical Analysis Strife's and Kalviatis 'research provided intriguing insights that support ecopsychologists' theory that love of nature is innate in humans, and challenge the popular notion that children today prefer being indoors to being outside.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows dawndrake 2010
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Yoga and ecstatic dance offer release from the controlling modern ego and access to what ecopsychologists call "the ecological self."
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