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Project NatureConnect Scholarship
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Readily Available Scholarships Created by a Cooperative Coalition At the Insititute of Global Education, a special NGO consultant to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, for Earth Day and Earth Year April 22, 2004-2005 a group of individuals and not-for-profit organizations have established a cooperative scholarship program. Its purpose is to make a unique, intercultural, Natural Systems Thinking Process (NSTP) readily available to the public. NSTP enables people to increase personal and environmental wellness through thoughtful contacts with natural systems within and around them. CONTINUED AT http://www.ecopsych.com/iupsreleasecoop.html
Nature Sensitivity Student Earns Ph.D for Learning How To Recover From Eating Disorders Nature-lovers earn low cost university degrees while mastering how to help themselves, others and natural systems recover from destructive relationships. "Since our extreme disconnection from Nature often stresses our psyche into producing the many disorders we and the environment suffer, it is no wonder that learning how to reconnect with Nature helps us recover from these disorders," says Ph.D recipient Theresa Sweeney at the Institute of Global Education's (IGE) online Ecopsychology degree program. Sweeney, who was plagued by eating disorders, has received her Doctorate with honors from Greenwich University for researching and designing a nature-connected recovery guidebook. Her program enables environmentally caring people to help themselves and others transform many dysfunctions into the rewards from constructive relationships with self, society and Nature. Sweeney's studies center around the development and use of a Natural Systems Thinking Process (NSTP) under the guidance of IGE Director, Michael J. Cohen Ed.D. Her instructor was Nature itself and the wide ranging expertise of the Institute's learning cooperative of mid-career professional students. CONTINUED AT http://www.ecopsych.com/iupsreleaseter.html
Nature Psychology Student Earns Ph.D for Designing Recovery Program for Students At-Risk "People are at risk in our culture because they have been disconnected from the healing energy of natural systems," says Ph.D recipient Kurtland Davies at the Institute of Global Education's (IGE) distance learning Ecopsychology degree program. " My work emerses people deeply into natural systems. The connections that they experience there allow the unhealthy stories of individuals and society to come to the surface. When these invisible beliefs become conscious, they can be transformed into healthy connections with nature that bring joy and peace." On May 3, 2002, Davies, a Greenwich University student, received his Doctorate with high honors by documenting how a trashed natural area and trashed young people uniquely helped each other recover from trauma, pain and suffering. The study led Davies to design a Nature-Centered Counseling Manual for counselors and educators. CONTINUED AT http://www.ecopsych.com/iupsreleasetkurt.html
Hypnotherapist Researcher Achieves Ph.D by Designing a Nature Connected Stress Management Program. "I have found a marvelous way to sensuously reconnect people to their origins in nature and thereby reduce the stress that underlies many dysfunctions," says Ph.D recipient Mardi Jones at the Institute of Global Education's (IGE) distance learning Ecopsychology degree program. "My nature reconnecting process, aided by hypnosis, plugs my client's abused psyche into Nature's intelligent eons of creative balance and beauty, of which we all are part. The destructive bewilderment from which my clients suffer subsides because they learn how to reconnect, and thereby help Nature heal, their painfully severed connections to natural systems within and around them." On May 8, 2002, Jones, a Greenwich University graduate student in the IGE program, received her Doctorate with high honors by documenting how and why hypnotherapy combined with a genuine nature connecting process dramatically helps clients recover from the abusiveness that has disturbed them. Her doctoral project contributes to personal and environmental health by offering unique training materials for counselors and educators. The materials enable others to achieve her results. CONTINUED AT http://www.ecopsych.com/iupsreleasetmardi.html
Nature Lovers' Earth Day Scholarships Available "People who genuinely
love nature deserve support and recognition for that love because
they hold a seldom recognized, teachable, key to resolving our
most destructive disorders," says Dr. Michael Cohen, Director
of the Institute of Global Education's (IGE) online Integrated
Ecology degree program. For this reason as part of Earth Day
and Earth Year Celebrations (April 22, 2002-2003,) a group of
individuals and not-for-profit organizations have established
a cooperative scholarship program and Earth Day training website
at http://www.peacewithearth.org. CONTINUED AT http://www.ecopsych.com/iupsreleaseearthday.html
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