Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D., is a distinguished licensed psychologist and biologist whose innovative approach to mental health and ecological awareness has positioned her as a leading voice in ecopsychology and spiritual ecology. Currently, she operates an independent practice where she integrates her extensive knowledge of...
Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D., is a distinguished licensed psychologist and biologist whose innovative approach to mental health and ecological awareness has positioned her as a leading voice in ecopsychology and spiritual ecology. Currently, she operates an independent practice where she integrates her extensive knowledge of animal and human psychology to foster deeper understanding and empathy across species and cultures. Her unique perspective is rooted in a commitment to seeing the world through various lenses, which enhances her ability to connect with clients and communities alike.
At the forefront of her work is the Earthfire Institute Wildlife Sanctuary, which she founded to promote wildlife conservation and animal welfare through education and therapeutic practices. Here, she engages in ongoing teaching, consultation, and clinical work, focusing on the psychological well-being of both humans and animals. Her projects often involve innovative programs that bridge the gap between psychology and environmental stewardship, highlighting the interconnectedness of all living beings.
Dr. Eirich's expertise extends to grant writing and leadership within nonprofit organizations, where she has successfully secured funding for initiatives that support wildlife rehabilitation and community education. Her skills in event planning have enabled her to organize impactful workshops and seminars that raise awareness about the importance of mental health in relation to ecological sustainability. Through her multifaceted approach, Susan B. Eirich continues to inspire individuals and organizations to embrace a holistic view of psychology that honors the intricate relationships between humans, animals, and the environment.
