Helping people and teams heal, steady themselves, and work well together through their relationship with the land.
Dr. Tiffany A. Wright, LCSW · Licensed clinician, researcher, and facilitator

The approach
Why I take the work outside
Burnout, grief, and change rarely land on one person alone. They move through teams, classrooms, and communities. My work brings groups outside to set that weight down together, using the community ecosession, a facilitated group model I’ve led in parks across California and Nevada and published in the Journal of Community Practice
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Together. People build shared language and leave with agreements they made as a group.
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Outdoors. Stepping outside slows everyone down, so harder conversations can happen.
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Clinician-led. When hard feelings surface, the space stays safe.
How We Can Work Together
Other Work
The BE Life: journals & workbooks → Shop the collection
Personal retreats → Explore Experiences
The Shift is Real Podcast → Explore Previous Episodes
Coco Coalition: a nonprofit I co-founded and lead, improving mental health for Black women. → Visit cococoalition.org
