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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2025 · 15 MIN

The connection between Nature and well-being with Faye and Erik Krippner

from We Need to Act · host Sara Rego

New Year, new podcast episode! This time, it's wrapped in a special gift: a bonus meditation. We want you to kick off the new year feeling re-energized, re-centered, and full of renewed hope for taking action.The challenges we face are daunting—six out of ten planetary boundaries for a livable planet have already been crossed. Many of us often feel paralyzed by eco-anxiety, a distressing emotion related to the destruction of the environment and its consequences for all life on Earth.In this episode, we welcome Faye and Erik Krippner, authors and massage therapists with over 20 years of collaborative experience. They combine their expertise in forestry, technical writing, and the healing arts to create NatureBody Connection, exploring the relationship between nature and our well-being.Visit their website here: https://www.naturebodyconnection.com/ Please give us your support by...Tune in and subscribe to the We Need to Act podcast via Spotify or Apple Podcasts.Support our show by joining our membership on our ⁠Patreon⁠ page.Join our page on⁠ Instagram⁠ and ⁠LinkedIn⁠ Subscribe to our newsletter on our ⁠website⁠

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