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Lizabeth Kashinsky

Lizabeth Kashinsky discovered Joanna Macyʻs work in 2008, but it was not until she was researching environmental grief while earning a MA in ecopsychology at Naropa University in 2010 that she realized to the full extent of how essential Joannaʻs teachings are. Since then, Joanna Macy has become one of her most important teachers. Lizabeth has studied with Joanna in person and is on a mission to share Joannaʻs work with others at every opportunity, including in her work teaching yoga and ecopsychology. Lizabeth is passionate about conservation and has been working to protect Hawaiiʻs rare and endangered plants and animals since 1995.

website: nature-connects.com

Why I am called to facilitate the Work

see profile

How I see the Work serving the Great Turning

Moving from despair to action.

Audiences I work with

all groups

Background & Training

Other relevant skills & experiences

see website nature-connects.com

Experience facilitating other events & workshops

I use practices in my yoga classes and retreats.

In these workshops, what WTR practices have you used and how?
multiple

What year did you begin facilitating the Work That Reconnects?
I hosted an Active Hope study group and am currently hosting a monthly Active Hope/Work That Reconnects community meeting in Honolulu. I also presented a workshop with Anne Symens-Bucher In August 2016. I have also presented/facilitated ecopsychology and nature based workshops.

Please summarize the number and types of workshops, retreats and presentations of the Work that Reconnects that you have facilitated.
Active Hope study groups, workshop cofacilitated with Anne Seymens-Boucher, retreats, and Level 2 Ecotherapy certification co-facilitated with Arianna Candell.

Are you helping others to explore the depths of the Work That Reconnects?
Yes