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A nature connected domestic violence counselingy process provides unique assistance while supporting the environment and peace.
Domestic Violence Association for Natural Systems Thinking
Online training, degrees, courses, books and links
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A living cell of the universe
Domestic Violence, Wholeness and Nature: genuine connections to natural systems tap purifying energies that improve relationships, recovery and peace.
PART ONE
In well documented training books, courses and research that address properties of Nature that prevent domestic violence, Dr. Michael J. Cohen and his professionally established Doctoral students at the Institute of Global Education (IGE) have identified a destructive yet seldom visible attribute of contemporary life (8). The negative effects of this attribute produce our alarming headlines and troubles yet it goes unnoticed simply because it is normal.The IGE group's research into a nature connecting social technology, the Natural Systems Thinking Process (NSTP), shows that domestic violence prevention, that incorporates NSTP as part of the practice they offer dramatically prevent and counteract our society's destructive effects. They report increased benefits for their clients and for domestic violence recovery processes. (5). More and more people seek NSTP because they recognize its unique legitimacy as a profound science of what we learn to take for granted (9). It enables us to consciously deal with the contaminated hidden emotions that stressfully erode our lives and all of life.
Cohen and his workers note in natural systems and nature connected people(s) an absence of the destructive stress, conflict and environmental pollution that undermines industrial society (3). They report that domestic violence prevention, flourishes in our society because the field dedicates itself to helping people deal with the adverse effects of contemporary corruption and destructiveness (10) . They show that domestic violence preventatives, that offer a nature connected component in their practice further help themselves and others deal with these adverse effects(13).
Natural Systems Thinking research finds that, on average, as contemporary people we live over 95% of our lives indoors. Over 99.9% of our thinking is not in tune with natural systems and their balanced, regenerative perfection. This is destructively significant because we are born biologically and psychologically part of natural systems and they part of us (6).
Unlike nature-connected people(s), our dismemberment from our inherent nurturing origins in Nature leaves us unwhole, subconsciously hurt and wanting. To satisfy this discontent we seek immediate rewards and their gratification. We bond to, and become emotionally dependent on these rewards, and thereby vulnerable to destructive people and things that provide them. This psychological addiction so powerfully disconnects our thinking from Nature that we believe genuinely reconnecting with authentic Nature is neither possible, beneficial nor acceptable (17). Instead, we continue to repeat the disconnected thinking processes that produce our troubles(15). For example, to our loss, we usually take for granted the non-polluting, rejuvenating, head-clearing power of a short walk in an attractive natural area. To our benefit, NSTP helps awaken us to the walk's significance and value.
The Natural Systems Thinking Process contributes to domestic violence prevention, in that it enables those involved to genuinely reconnect to Nature, to learn activities that enable people to think in authentic conjunction with Nature's purifying balance and beauty, backyard or back country(12). The documented results of several thousand connections with Nature made by IGE participants shows a consistent increase in feelings of wellness, peace, and belonging, and a decrease in violence, dependencies and depression (16).
The NSTP component enables domestic violence prevention to identify and unite
with the critical attribute in natural systems that prevents our destructiveness from occurring in Nature (14). This unification empowers domestic violaters to help the natural systems within them restore their natural integrity and regenerative qualities (1). It is these qualities that produce Nature's perfection. No surprise, they prove therapeutic to disconnected people, and that's most of us(6).
The Natural Systems Thinking Process empowers a prevent domestic violence, therapist to help a client transform their destructive attraction bonds into the constructive relationships that help sustain natural systems in people and places (18). Cohen demonstrates that this is how Nature works to produce the integrity of its unpolluted relationships and cooperative diversity(4). In this sense, Nature is a prevent domestic violence antidote in action.
Although the information below has proven helpful in further defining the facts, value and appropriateness of NSTP for preventing domestic violence, the best way to learn how NSTP works is to put it to work, to engage yourself in the process. You may accomplish this via a short, online, Orientation Course. It teaches through experiencing first hand the art and science of connecting with nature (7).
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