Hello!
I’m Dr. Allie Davis—a licensed counselor, researcher, author, and mentor dedicated to maternal ecopsychology and ecological identity. My work bridges the profound connections between motherhood, mental health, and the natural world. Through the lens of maternal ecopsychology, I explore how motherhood reshapes our relationships with ourselves, our communities, and the Earth.
Here, you’ll discover resources that weave together scholarly depth and personal insight—tools, writings, and programs designed to inspire transformation. From my Mother Tree Method® to my professional certifications and community offerings, I’m passionate about empowering mothers and professionals alike to cultivate resilience, connection, and healing. Whether you’re seeking grounded guidance for your motherhood journey or innovative approaches to integrate ecological perspectives into your professional practice, I invite you to explore these pathways to growth and transformation.
My Approach
My approach centers on fostering ecological identity through place-based education and expressive ecotherapies, weaving these practices into maternal mental health.
Grounded in the principles of maternal ecopsychology, my work invites both mothers and professionals to explore the transformative power of connecting with nature and creative expression. By engaging with the landscapes around us and the wisdom of the natural world, we deepen our understanding of ourselves and our roles within the web of life.
Through this process, we cultivate resilience, balance, and a renewed sense of connection. Whether you are a mother seeking grounding or a professional ready to integrate ecological perspectives into your work, this approach offers innovative pathways to healing and growth, blending the personal and the ecological into one interconnected journey.
Professionals
I guide professionals in integrating ecological and maternal insights into their practice, offering a paradigm that honors the interconnectedness of maternal well-being and the Earth. Through this approach, you’ll learn to support mothers in a way that embraces both personal and ecological transformation.
MOTHERS
My approach supports mothers in reconnecting with the natural world as they navigate the transformations of motherhood. Together, we explore how ecological awareness can strengthen resilience, foster healing, and deepen the sacred bond between self and environment.
My books
My writing explores the transformative intersections of motherhood, mental health, and ecological identity. With two forthcoming books, my work bridges maternal ecopsychology, ecofeminist principles, and expressive ecotherapies to offer profound reflections and actionable frameworks for healing and resilience. Rooted in my experience as a counselor, educator, and researcher, I guide readers through the ways motherhood reshapes—and is reshaped by—our relationships with the Earth, ourselves, and our communities. Through accessible guides and scholarly works, I advocate for collective care, ecological connection, and systemic change, inviting mothers and professionals alike to explore innovative pathways toward balance, empowerment, and regeneration.
The Mother Tree Method: Cultivating Resilience Through Connection with Nature and Ourselves
Releasing in 2025, The Mother Tree Method introduces a groundbreaking framework for fostering ecological identity and resilience through the lens of maternal ecopsychology. Rooted in research on ecological identity development, ecofeminist psychology, and expressive ecotherapies, this book reimagines how we navigate maternal wellness in an interconnected, ecologically fragile world. Whether you are a mother seeking empowerment or a professional looking to integrate ecological perspectives into your work, The Mother Tree Method offers an inspiring, actionable framework to nurture resilience, deepen connection, and co-create a regenerative future for ourselves and the Earth.
Mothering in a Time of Climate Change Precarity (Texas Woman’s Book Series, TAMU Press)
This forthcoming anthology delves into the unique challenges of mothering in the face of climate change and environmental instability. Edited by Dr. Allie Davis, the collection brings together diverse perspectives on maternal experiences shaped by ecological crises. From personal narratives to critical essays, the book examines the psychological, cultural, and systemic impacts of raising children amidst precarity. Offering both critique and hope, this work is an essential resource for understanding the intersections of motherhood, environmental justice, and collective action.
The Upcoming Mother Tree Oracle Deck (2025)
The Mother Tree Oracle Deck: Sacred Practices for Healing and Connection is a psychospiritual tool designed to explore the profound connections between motherhood, mental health, and ecological wisdom. Drawing on my experience as a counselor, educator, and researcher, this deck weaves ecofeminist principles with intuitive practices, offering guidance and inspiration for healing, resilience, and growth. Each card represents a unique theme rooted in ecological identity, connection, and transformation, inviting mothers and professionals alike to deepen their relationships with themselves, their communities, and the Earth.
More than an oracle, this deck serves as a gateway to reflection, grounding, and nurturing life-affirming practices for both personal and collective well-being. It empowers users to cultivate resilience and embody the sacred interconnection that sustains us all.
The Mother Tree Blog
The Mother Tree Blog explores the intersections of motherhood, mental health, and ecological identity through reflective essays, practical insights, and psychospiritual practices. Rooted in my experience as a counselor, educator, and researcher, this space invites mothers and professionals to explore the transformative power of reconnecting with the Earth, nurturing resilience, and fostering ecological awareness. Each post offers thoughtful reflections and practical tools for navigating ecodistress, cultivating relational care, and deepening our connections to ourselves, our communities, and the natural world. This blog serves as a resource for personal growth, collective care, and systemic change, guiding individuals and communities on a path of healing and transformation.