New York City Big Book Award (2025) -- Winner (Wellbeing) Independent Press Award (2026) -- Distinguished Favorite (Nonfiction) Nautilus Gold Award (2026) - Winner (Rising to the Moment) 'I love the important and empowering message of psychotherapist Julie Brams' new book The Nature-Embedded Mind.
About the Author: Julie Brams, MA, LMFT is an Earth-centered psychotherapist, Certiﬁed Forest Therapy Guide, meditation practitioner/teacher, and writer in Los Angeles for 30 years.
176 Pages
Nature, Environmental Conservation & Protection

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About the Book

Focusing on our personal and collective beliefs, this book shows how changing your thinking can lead to healing your relationship with Earth.

Book Synopsis

New York City Big Book Award (2025) -- Winner (Wellbeing)
Independent Press Award (2026) -- Distinguished Favorite (Nonfiction)
Nautilus Gold Award (2026) - Winner (Rising to the Moment)

'I love the important and empowering message of psychotherapist Julie Brams' new book The Nature-Embedded Mind. Her profound work offers us the first step in addressing the escalating, converging eco-disasters now happening on our planet.' Linda Buzzell, LMFT, Co-editor, Healing with Nature in Mind (Sierra Club Books) Researcher/Writer, College Educator at Pacifica Graduate Institute Featured in Huffington Post on Ecopsychology and Ecotherapy

The Nature Embedded Mind explores some of the most vital questions our culture is facing, regarding the broken relationship between humans and nature. Our persistent and shared delusion that we are different from the rest of nature is at the heart of why we behave in ways that destroy our own habitat. Focusing on our personal and collective beliefs, The Nature Embedded Mind shows how we can begin healing the most important relationship we have, our relationship with Earth. These pages combine the latest scientific research, personal stories, and writing prompts that will allow you to expand your own thinking. Challenging Western psychology, this book aims to prioritize its offered repair as the new foundation for mental health and social wellness.

About the Author

Julie Brams, MA, LMFT is an Earth-centered psychotherapist, Certiﬁed Forest Therapy Guide, meditation practitioner/teacher, and writer in Los Angeles for 30 years. Her psychotherapy practice integrates traditional therapy, ecopsychology practices, meditation, and the latest advances in the ﬁeld of energy psychology. She is dedicated to social change and environmental sustainability through re-establishing our intimate connectedness with the rest of nature. She lives in Sherman Oaks, CA.

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Dimensions (Overall): 8.36 Inches (H) x 5.58 Inches (W) x .42 Inches (D)

Weight: .46 Pounds

Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up

Number of Pages: 176

Genre: Nature

Sub-Genre: Environmental Conservation & Protection

Publisher: Changemakers Books

Format: Paperback

Author: Julie Brams

Language: English

Street Date: April 1, 2025

TCIN: 1009224358

UPC: 9781803417233

Item Number (DPCI): 247-13-2558

Origin: Made in the USA or Imported

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