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Ecopsychology

ISSN 1942-9347

3 papers in the library · 15 citations · publishing 2018-2025

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Psychedelics Offer Healing and Ecological Remembrance for Marginalized Individuals Failed by U.S. Health Care

Ecopsychology September 29, 2025 Nicole Torres

This study explores how individuals from ethnoracially marginalized backgrounds engage with psychedelic substances for psychological healing, cultural reconnection, and resistance to structural neglect in mainstream health care systems. Based on 23 in-depth interviews and participant-observation within a psychedelic preparation and integration training program, the research documents how...

Self-Transcendent Positive Emotions as a Potential Mechanism Underpinning the Effects of Meaningful Psychedelic Experiences on Connectedness to Nature

Ecopsychology September 27, 2022 Katie Newton, Sam G. Moreton

Emerging research suggests that the use of serotonergic psychedelics may increase feelings of connection with the natural world. However, little is known about why this might be the case. Psychedelics often elicit self-transcendent positive emotions (STPE), and recent work has provided preliminary evidence suggesting that several of these emotions may have a causal influence on people's...

Silent into Nature: Factors Enabling Improvement in a Mindful Walking Retreat in Nature of People with Psychological Symptoms

Ecopsychology April 11, 2018 Rhoda Schuling, Nina van Herpen, Reinier de Nooij et al. 15 citations

Complementary to a quantitative effect study, this paper reports on the factors enabling the effect of a mindful walking retreat following a largely unpaved route along a lowland river and estuary in the Netherlands, on which people make their own choices to find their way. Most participants had a depression background. Interviews, triangulated with diary and questionnaire data, were subjected...