Paul Maiteny

Paul Maiteny

Two key questions have been with me since childhood: why are humans so cruel and destructive to each other and other species; and what might our human role be as members of the ecosystemic web? These have informed my life and work – in ecological education and habitat management, research in ecological anthropology, organisational and consumer behaviour (at UCL, Oxford, Open & Bocconi [Milan] Universities), and psychotherapy practice that integrates ecological and transpersonal understanding.

I also tutor transpersonal ecopsychology, psychotherapy research methods and education for sustainability (since 1995) on Masters degrees. Publications include: Ancestral warnings of ecosystemic holocaust, its psychospiritual causes, and clues to resolution (Self & Society) Longing to be Human: evolving ourselves in healing the Earth (Rust & Totton ed. Vital Signs), Finding Meaning without Consuming, Psychotherapy as an Eco-Systemic Activity (The Psychotherapist, Winter 2008/9).
Paul Maiteny (paul@psychecology.net).

 

Online Modules

Past and Current Confer Events

 

Small Earth
Thursday 8 to Sunday 11 November 2018

Transpersonal Narratives in Eco-Psychology
Friday 24, Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 November 2017

Eco-Psychotherapy: Healing and the Natural World
Saturday 18 March 2017

Landscapes of The Mind
Friday 25 – Sunday 27 September 2009

The Big Idea
Friday 5 (evening) and Saturday 6 March 2010

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