Inspired by a Persian miniature painting, Susan Holliday discovers that poetry is not just a way of writing about the world. It is a way of bringing forth life.

In this piece for Unpsychology Voices Susan Holliday explores what nature teaches us about our own dimensions through the experience of awe

In this piece for Substack, Susan Holliday welcomes the first quickening of spring in the bleak heart of mid winter

In this piece for Substack, Susan Holliday explores the value of ‘witness’ in a world which prizes being seen more highly than the experience of seeing

In this piece for Unpsychology Voices, Susan Holliday draws on ecological principles to explore the practice of ‘mattering’.

In this piece for Inside Out, the Journal of the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy, Susan Holliday illustrates how the space between words creates an opening onto a deeper experience of self.

In this piece for Stravaig, the journal of the Scottish Centre for Geopoetics, Susan Holliday explores the ‘dream power’ of a natural world alive with revelation.

In this piece for the Climate Cultures ‘Environmental Keywords’ project Susan Holliday explores the nature of resilience.

In this piece for the Land Lines Nature Writing Blog, Susan Holliday revisits the role of wonder in revealing to us the hidden depths of human nature.

In this piece for The Pilgrim magazine Susan Holliday suggests we need language rooted in nature to reveal the intimate ecologies of the heart.