Seattle, Washington-USA
Discovery Park
We explore the topic of how we do hard things as we launch our discussion from an article of a study about social support and our perception of how steep a hill can be. There are also some surprise raccoons. Come explore if it matters who you’re standing next to or not when we do hard things!
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Seattle, Washington-USA
Discovery Park
Jumping off of the work of Dr. Vaughan Wilkins and the field of applied Ecopsychology, Amber Martin and Natasha Morisawa explore the theme of Enculturated Zoochosis. Metaphors applicable to living in modernity and the challenges we may be having are discussed while observing some of the urban wildlife of Discovery Park in Seattle, WA. Could we be experiencing collective trauma? If so, what are the symptoms and what are the problems? And how might we begin to address these?
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https://www.vaughanwilkins.com/thesis
Welcome to Ponder While We Wander, a container for invitations and inspiration for connection to ourselves, others, and nature. This video gives you an introduction to us, how we got here, some of our hopes, and an introduction to the podcast Ponder While We Wander.
This is a project of love from two friends who happen to be therapists, and we’re looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Thank you for listening,
Natasha Morisawa and Amber Martin
Find more information here: https://ponderwhilewewander.com/
Substack: https://ponderwhilewewander.substack.com/
Special thanks to:
Ethan Bell
https://www.studiosymbiotic.com/