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Bodnar’s paper strives to expand upon the growing body of psychoanalytic thinking concerned with the human-ecosystem relationship and the impact of climate change on mental health. She proposes the existence of an ecological object relationship and advocates for a therapeutic approach that integrates Ecotherapy into clinical work. Through personal reflections and references to issues related to climate breakdown, I will elaborate upon Susan Bodnar’s call for a fuller understanding of our relationship to our more-than-human world.