Training for Professionals
Trauma-informed, climate-aware, and ecologically-rooted training for mother-supporting professionals.

Transform your practice with trauma-informed, climate-aware, and ecologically rooted training designed for those who support mothers in a changing world.
Whether you’re a therapist, coach, doula, educator, or creative, this work helps you understand how systemic oppression, ecological distress, and coercive control shape the lived experiences of mothers. You’ll reimagine care through an ecological, trauma-informed, and socially engaged lens, expanding both your perspective and your professional impact.
These trainings meet you where you are and help you grow into the practitioner you most want to be.
Current Trainings

Foundations of Maternal Ecopsychology: Ecodistress, Ecotherapy, and Relational Healing
Reframe maternal mental health through an ecological lens. Mothers today are carrying more than personal stress. They hold ecological grief, climate anxiety, and systemic disconnection. Traditional approaches often individualise these experiences, but Maternal Ecopsychology offers a new path—one that reconnects psychology, development, and ecology. In this self-paced, 2-hour continuing education course, you’ll discover: What Maternal Ecopsychology is and why it matters now The Tree Metaphor and seven principles of maternal well-being Practical eco-based tools, from expressive ecotherapy to eco-spiritual rituals, that you can use immediately in your work Who it’s for: Counsellors, therapists, coaches, doulas, and professionals who want to expand their practice with an ecological and developmental lens. Investment: $97 USDJoin today and begin integrating ecological awareness into your professional practice
$97.00 USD

Maternal Ecopsychology Certification™ Course
An advanced, interdisciplinary training to reimagine maternal care through ecological, trauma-informed, and politically grounded practice. This certification expands how we understand and support mothers, helping you see maternal distress not as personal pathology but as a reflection of broken systems—ecological, relational, and cultural. You’ll gain: A deep, research-backed framework for maternal mental health in the context of climate crisis and systemic oppression 11 immersive modules with video lectures, peer-reviewed readings, and applied reflection assignments Personalised feedback from Dr Allie Davis on every submission One private 1:1 integration session and ongoing access to monthly group consultations This is not about mastering maternal mental health. It’s about re-rooting your practice in care that is contextual, relational, and real. Investment: $3,499 USDSpaces are limited for personalised feedback—enrol now to begin your certification journey this season.
$3,499.00 USD

Practitioner’s Grove
Practitioner’s Grove Stay connected, supported, and inspired as you integrate this work. Join a live monthly consultation group with Dr Allie Davis—an open, reflective space to explore how these frameworks apply to your life, work, and practice. You’ll also gain access to a private online community where you can share reflections, ask questions, and connect with other practitioners walking this path. What’s included: Monthly 60-minute live consultation with Dr Allie Davis Ongoing membership in a private professional community This is a space of relational reflection and ecological care, not supervision or therapy. Investment: $45 USD per monthJoin the Grove and stay rooted in community and growth.
$45.00 USD every month
1:1 Professional Coaching
Personalised guidance to help you integrate, expand, and thrive.
Whether you’re deepening your clinical practice, building a new offering, or shaping a creative or research project, 1:1 coaching offers strategic, reflective support to help you apply these frameworks in meaningful ways.
You’ll receive tailored feedback, space to think strategically, and grounded accountability to keep your vision aligned with your values.
Learn more about coaching and discover how it can support your professional journey.
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Your Facilitator
Bridging psychology, ecology, and care for mothers in a changing world.
Dr Allie Davis, MS, LPC, PhD, is a maternal mental health ecotherapist, ecofeminist scholar, and researcher in Maternal Ecopsychology. With over a decade of experience supporting mothers, she weaves together clinical depth, academic rigour, and grounded compassion to help professionals reimagine maternal care.
Her work explores how ecological distress, systemic oppression, and developmental transformation shape the lived experiences of mothers. Through her teaching and mentorship, Allie helps practitioners root their work in care that is contextual, relational, and ecologically aware.
Allie’s research has been published in Ecopsychology and Women’s Studies International Forumwhere she expands the concept of matrescence to include ecological development and eco-resilience.
“Maternal Ecopsychology invites us to see motherhood not as an isolated experience, but as an ecological awakening.” — Dr Allie Davis
More About Allie
“Maternal ecopsychology builds on matrescence’s original conceptual framework… to inspire yet another way to understand the experiences of mothers, particularly the unique developmental tasks necessary for their social evolution into ecocentricity.”
Davis, A., & Athan, A. (2023). Ecopsychological development and maternal ecodistress during matrescence. Ecopsychology, 15(3), 281-293. https://doi.org/10.1089/eco.2022.0084
What Professionals are Saying
“This training does exactly that—it brings together the personal, the collective, and the planetary in ways that feel both intellectually rigorous and deeply embodied. Allie is an extraordinary teacher. Her academic depth is immense, yet she communicates with such clarity, enthusiasm, and presence that even complex concepts feel tangible and applicable.”
Izabella Naomi Pedersen, Denmark
(Certification Graduate)
“Dr. Davis is a true gem. It takes a special person to teach well and still be compassionate and understanding. If I didn’t know her, I would want her to be my counselor.”
Graduate Clinical Counseling Student
“Not only do I learn how to be a better counselor from the courses taught by Dr. Davis, I also learn about myself. This all feeds into my professionalism and level of expertise. I appreciate the time and engagement Dr. Davis brings to every course she teaches.”
Graduate Clinical Counseling Student
“[The Maternal Ecopsychology Certification®] has deepened my understanding of eco-resilience and shown me how honoring the lived experiences of mothers—and their eco-awakenings—can be powerful catalysts for both personal and collective healing.”