INVITING A CULTURE SHIFT WHERE HEALING IS NOT SOLITARY BUT SHARED
Complex Trauma
Anxiety & Depression
Consciousness Development
Climate Emotions
Thought Leadership
Healing in Relationship With Self, Others, & the Natural World
Founder Mor Keshet, MPS, LCAT brings decades of experience and a leadership
presence in the field.
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Faculty member at the Climate Emotional Resilience Institute
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Long Island Regional Coordinator for the Climate Psychology Alliance (North America)
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Affiliate of the Complex Trauma Training Institute
Mor facilitates Eco-Art workshops, professional development, and trainings for schools, organizations, and communities, helping others build regenerative cultures of care, from boardrooms to classrooms.
Whether you’re seeking personal support or organizational resilience, we’re here to help you reconnect, with yourself, your community, and the Earth.
[Read → Mor's Essay on Embodied Gratitude for Psychology Today, November, 2025]
[Read → Mor's paper on Integrative Eco Art Therapy for Ecopsychology, June, 2025]
TEVEL offers a humanistic, Nature-aligned approach to emotional well-being, weaving together Integrative Eco-Art Therapy, trauma-informed psychology, and Earth-based wisdom. Our Huntington Harbor, NY practice is set on 5 pristine acres of native gardens. Here, we guide individuals across the lifespan, families, and organizations through:
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Anxiety + Depression
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Complex Trauma
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Grief, Burnout + Overwhelming Emotions
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Gender Identity.
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Free Resources for Healing & Regulation
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INTEGRATIVE ECO ART THERAPY
Working to develop the field of EcoArt Therapy, Mor Keshet is driven to help mend the fractured attachment between humans and the rest of the natural world. She notes that "when we heal our broken attachment to the ecosystems around us, we will heal our relationship to ourselves and one another. EcoArt Therapy is a salve for our consciousness, for our deepest wounds and traumas we now see perpetuated in Nature. Bridging awe and wonder with intentional acts of creative expression inherently improves our health and the health of our planet."
Read Mor's paper, Integrative Eco Art Therapy: Addressing Humanity's Fractured Attachment to Nature, in the journal, Ecopsychology.