Ecopsychologist Leslie Gray, author Susan Griffin and more at Bioneers too

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Leslie Gray is a clinical psychologist who maintains a private practice in San Francisco while teaching ecopsychology and Native American studies at various Bay Area universities. Leslie's work blending ancient and modern healing modalities has been featured in numerous publications including in the Bioneers/Sierra Club Books anthology, Ecological Medicine: Healing the Earth, Healing Ourselves. Leslie is a member of the Society of Indian Psychologists and an associate of the Milton Erickson Institute of the Bay Area. In 1998 Leslie founded the Woodfish Institute to promote ecological education grounded in indigenous wisdom.

Susan Griffin is a highly influential and acclaimed writer and poet whose works include The Book of the Courtesans, Woman and Nature (a classic work that inspired eco-feminism), What Her Body Thought, A Chorus of Stones, and The Eros of Everyday Life. She has been the recipient of, among other honors, NEA and Macarthur grants and an Emmy award (for her play, Voices) and lectures widely in the U.S. and abroad.

Others who will be presenting at Bioneers this year: Richard heinberg, Naomi Klein, Chief Oren Lyons, Bill McKibben, Michael Meade, Ralph Metzner, Paul Stamets, David Orr and many more...

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