While most of us hear about what we can do externally to address the climate crisis, Jack Adam Weber’s new book, Climate Cure, addresses what we can do internally to act in meaningful ways. He believes that the climate battle must not be fought but healed inside each of us, and among enough of us. In this interview he shares what this healing is all about and how to become what he calls “medicine for our times,” which is to be a potent part of the solution.

Jack Adam Weber is a Chinese medicine clinician, organic farmer, celebrated poet and has authored hundreds of articles, thousands of poems, and several books. He is an activist for embodied spirituality and writes extensively on the subjects of holistic medicine, emotional depth work, mind-body integration, and climate crisis, challenging his readers to think and act outside the box. Jack also developed the Nourish Practice, a deeply restorative, embodied meditation practice that doubles as an educational guide for healing the wounds of childhood. Find out more at JackAdamWeber.com.