The Centre for Climate Psychology invites you to an intimate conversation with Francis Weller, psychotherapist, writer, and grief tender, exploring the themes of his latest book In the Absence of the Ordinary.
In a time marked by climate crisis, social upheaval, and profound uncertainty, Weller describes our era as a “rough initiation” — a threshold moment asking us to grieve, to imagine, and to find new forms of belonging. Together we will explore how tending to sorrow, beauty, and ritual can help us navigate disorientation, restore our connection to the Earth and each other, and uncover sources of resilience in the face of what feels overwhelming.
This webinar is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and enter a shared inquiry into how we might live soulfully when so much of the familiar is falling away.
More information will be announced soon.
Details
Date and time: December 05, 7-9 PM GMT (check your local time)
Tickets:
Regular: £15,-
Concession: £10,- (for people on low income who can otherwise not afford to join the event)
About the Speaker
Francis Weller is an American psychotherapist, writer, and Soul activist. He is the founder of Wisdom Bridge, an educational project that synthesizes psychology, anthropology, and mythology. He has taught at Sonoma State University and the Sophia Center, and he has been the featured teacher at the Minnesota Men’s Conference. He is author of “The Wild Edge of Sorrow”, The Threshold between Loss and Revelation, In the Absence of the Ordinary: Essays in a Time of Uncertainty, and “A Trail on the Ground: The Geography of Soul”.
The Centre was fortunate to have Francis Weller for two Webinars “Facing the World with Soul and Why it Matters” and “An Apprenticeship with Sorrow” and a Grief Tending training with over 200 participants.