Weathering
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- Language
- English
- Published
- 2025
- Publisher
- Ebury Press
- Pages
- 320
- ISBN
- 9781529902648
In Weathering, Ruth Allen, a qualified psychotherapist and geologist, explores the profound connections between human experience and the Earth's ancient processes. Drawing on her expertise in both Himalayan mountain-building and nature-based therapy, Allen presents a framework for understanding personal change, grief, and resilience through the lens of geology. The book illustrates how the enduring forms of rocks and mountains, which undergo continuous cycles of erosion, shifting, and solidifying, can offer insights into how individuals navigate the transformations and challenges in their own lives.
This exploration invites readers to consider their inner landscapes in relation to the physical world, fostering a deeper understanding of boundaries and growth. Weathering provides a perspective on well-being, suggesting that by observing the Earth beneath our feet, we can gain tools to better navigate the complexities of life.
This exploration invites readers to consider their inner landscapes in relation to the physical world, fostering a deeper understanding of boundaries and growth. Weathering provides a perspective on well-being, suggesting that by observing the Earth beneath our feet, we can gain tools to better navigate the complexities of life.
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