This anthology explores how the condition of the planet and the psychological well-being of people are intertwined. Essays argue that environmental crises demand not only policy change but new ways of understanding identity, grief, and community.

Contributors range from Jungian thinkers to eco-activists and Buddhist therapists, offering practical and reflective perspectives. Topics include the limits of individual identity, multicultural civic renewal, and emotional engagement with ecological loss.

Ideal for students, therapists, environmentalists, and readers interested in the meeting of psychology and ecology, the collection invites thoughtful reflection and informed conversation about sustainable emotional and social life.

• Definitive essays on nature and psyche
• Contributions from noted thinkers in psychology and activism
• Themes: identity, grief, multiculturalism, collective healing

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