Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D., is a distinguished licensed psychologist whose multifaceted expertise bridges the realms of human and animal psychology through her innovative approach to ecopsychology and spiritual ecology. As the founder of the Earthfire Institute Wildlife Sanctuary, she has dedicated her career to fostering...
Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D., is a distinguished licensed psychologist whose multifaceted expertise bridges the realms of human and animal psychology through her innovative approach to ecopsychology and spiritual ecology. As the founder of the Earthfire Institute Wildlife Sanctuary, she has dedicated her career to fostering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all living beings. Her current role involves ongoing teaching, consultation, and clinical work, where she applies her extensive knowledge to promote mental well-being in both humans and wildlife.
Dr. Eirich’s unique perspective is rooted in her belief that empathy and understanding can transcend cultural and species boundaries. By integrating principles of sustainability into her practice, she not only addresses psychological issues but also advocates for environmental stewardship. Her work often involves collaboration with non-profit organizations, healthcare providers, and community leaders, where she employs her skills in grant writing and fundraising to support initiatives that benefit both mental health and ecological preservation.
In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Eirich is a sought-after public speaker, sharing her insights on the importance of fostering a holistic view of psychology that includes our relationship with the natural world. Her leadership in volunteer management and her commitment to education empower others to engage in meaningful dialogues about mental health and environmental sustainability. Through her visionary work, Susan Eirich continues to inspire a new generation of psychologists and conservationists to see through the eyes of others, promoting a more compassionate and sustainable future for all.
