Robin Silver, MA, is a death doula, ecopsychologist, and threshold guide whose work explores the intersections of grief, ritual, ecology, and transformation. Robin holds an MA in Ecopsychology from Naropa University, along with certification in mindfulness instruction in the lineage of Chogyam Trunga Rinpoche and Psychedelic Assisted Therapy. Her master’s thesis focused on the role that fear of death plays in the polycrisis, and how to use ancestral practices and connection to the rhythmic cycles of nature in overcoming that fear. Her path began in 2011 during a mindfulness retreat at Guang Jue Monastery in rural China, and has since been shaped by 15 years of contemplative study, death & grief work, and cross-cultural healing traditions across the US, Mexico, and Asia. By combining her training in nature connection and contemplative practices, end-of-life care, psychedelic healing, and ritual design, Robin creates containers that support personal inquiry and collective healing. Her facilitation style blends accessible psychological frameworks with spiritually resonant practices, to help participants remember their inner knowing and restore relationship with the more-than-human world.