I’m Mor Keshet, an Integrative Eco-Art Therapist and the founder of TEVEL, a Nature-based healing practice dedicated to restoring relationship with self, others, and the living Earth.

 

My work lives at the intersection of creativity, ecology, and collective healing. Rooted in a trauma-informed, relational approach, I support individuals, organizations, and communities in navigating intergenerational patterns, climate and existential emotions, grief, and the deeper work of consciousness, meaning-making, and connection in times of profound change.

 

Through TEVEL, I am cultivating an ecosystem of regenerative care where therapy, education, creativity, and community converge to nurture resilience, belonging, and ecological attunement. My clinical and consultative work spans individual and collective contexts and draws on Eco + trauma-informed psychology, expressive arts, and living systems thinking.

 

I am the creator of the Climate Emotions Mandala Project, a participatory art and dialogue practice developed in partnership with the Climate Mental Health Network, designed to help groups collectively process climate emotions and build shared emotional literacy. I serve as the Long Island Regional Coordinator and Expressive Arts Committee Co-Chair for the Climate Psychology Alliance - North America, am a faculty member with the Climate Emotional Resilience Institute, and an affiliate of the Complex Trauma Treatment Center of Boston.

 

At the heart of my work is a simple belief: healing is not a solitary act - it is a shared unfolding. Through art, Nature, presence, and relational practice, I help people repair connection within themselves, with one another, and with the more-than-human world, supporting pathways toward resilience, responsibility, and regenerative futures.