Elizabeth E. Meacham, Ph.D.
Elizabeth E. Meacham, Ph.D., is an internationally recognized environmental philosopher, spiritual ecologist, shamanic practitioner, musician, and originator of the cross-disciplinary practice of “shamanic ecotherapy.”
She is the founder and co-director of the Lake Erie Institute for Holistic Environmental Education. Her workshops and training courses offer initiatory experiences that reflect her long-term engagement as a student of the Earth and Cosmos. She lives in Cleveland, Ohio. Learn more about her work in her forthcoming book: Earth Spirit Dreaming: Shamanic Ecotherapy Practices (Findhorn Press/Inner Traditions, February 2020).
Dr. Meacham received her PhD in Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness from the California Institute of Integral Studies, and her MA in Philosophy from Cleveland State University (summa cum laude). She publishes in the areas of creativity, spiritual ecology, sustainability, ecopsychology and shamanic practices. From 2010 to 2016, she taught in the Departments of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Ursuline College, in Pepper Pike, OH. Her courses included environmental philosophy, ecojustice, ecopsychology, bioethics, and topics in sustainability. During her time at Ursuline, she co-created an undergraduate degree in Sustainability and Social Justice, and created an online graduate certificate in Sustainability and Spirituality.