ABOUT ALLIE

Maternal Ecotherapist · Educator · Pioneer in Maternal Ecopsychology

BELIEF #1

Motherhood is not meant to be endured in isolation. We are meant to root together.

BELIEF #2

Motherhood is not meant to be endured in isolation. We are meant to root together.

 

BELIEF #3

Motherhood is not meant to be endured in isolation. We are meant to root together.

 

I'M DR. ALLIE DAVIS

 

I’m a maternal ecotherapist, educator, and a pioneer in the field of maternal ecopsychology. I created the Mother Tree Method® to help mothers and helping professionals navigate the sacred, tangled terrain of matrescence, eco-distress, and reconnection.

My work is rooted in the belief that mothers carry the seeds of cultural transformation. When supported, seen, and held in community with the more-than-human world, we don’t just heal—we regenerate.

MY STORY

 

I came to this work not from theory, but from the forest floor—holding my child, holding my breath, holding it all together. I know what it is to feel unmothered while mothering.

The dominant systems told me I was the problem. Nature told a different story. Trees became my teachers. Seasons became my mirrors.

With a PhD in feminist theory, a background in trauma-informed therapy, and a deep reverence for the Earth, I began weaving a new path: the Mother Tree Method®. This framework is both a healing practice and a map of return—for mothers, therapists, and healers seeking a way back to wholeness.

Why Maternal Ecopsychology

 

Maternal ecopsychology is more than a field—it’s a reclamation.

It names what’s been silenced: the grief of disconnected motherhood, the wisdom of matrescence, the ecological truth at the heart of caregiving.

This work invites us to remember that motherhood is not a private struggle, but a sacred ecological role. When we heal the mother, we restore the world.

What Others are Saying

“[This training] brings together the personal, the collective, and the planetary in ways that feel both intellectually rigorous and deeply embodied.”

 
Izabella Naomi Pedersen, Denmark, Environmental Technologist & Postpartum Counselor
Maternal Ecopsychology Certification® Student

 

"Not only do I learn how to be a better counselor from [her courses], I also learn about myself.

 
Graduate Clinical Counseling Student
Anonymous Teaching Evaluation

"Dr. Davis is a true gem. She [is] an example of what a professor should be. [….] compassionate and understanding.”

Graduate Clinical Counseling Student
Anonymous Teaching Evaluation

This program has enriched my work in land regeneration […]. I’m better equipped to create spaces that honor both the Earth and the mothers who care for it.”

 
Ana María Cañas, Columbia, Regenerative Agriculture & Community Health
Maternal Ecopsychology Certification® Student