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Vystopia is the normal response any feeling human being should have after discovering the nature and extent of society’s systematised animal abuse. It’s fuelled by the trance-like collusion of non-vegans with a dystopian world they’ve not yet realised they’re part of.
We all know how difficult it is to get friends or family to see graphic images or videos of animal cruelty. Often they refuse to even talk about it. When we raise these issues, we’re criticised for being fussy eaters or telling people what to do. Why is it easier for people to view animal
We’re often bewildered as to why people don’t become vegan when presented with the reality of what’s happening to animals, their health and the environment. It’s easy to conclude that people are just lazy, selfish or don’t care. However, that’s not necessary the case and this simple but profound principle called The Continuum of Awareness
On Building Resilience and a Kinder World: A Q&A with Vegan Psychologist Clare Mann
One of the most famous and successful golfers in the world, Tiger Woods, was asked by a fan, “What do I need to do to be successful like you? I will do anything. Just tell me what it is!” He replied, “No you wouldn’t, or else you would be doing it already!” The fan disputed
Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) is one of the oldest animal protection organisations in the world. Their unrelenting pursuit of the most effective ways to bring about animal liberation is inspiring. In this livestream recording, I join Addison Lance, FARM Executive Director and Lisa DeCrescente, FARM Director of Special Projects to explore how an applied
Why is veganism increasing as a compassionate philosophy, with animal social justice being at its core? Drawing on key emotional experiences of vegans, survey data collected in 2018 and observational data from her private psychology practice, Clare Mann created the term Vystopia: The Anguish of Being Vegan in a Non Vegan World In this article
The Anguish of Being Vegan in a Non-vegan World
Why People Won't Change & What You Can Do About It
How To Say What Needs To Be Said, When and How
Strategy and Tactics
I provide numerous online and small-group coaching solutions for vegans suffering from vystopia who want to think, feel and act differently to become hopeful, happy and impactful vegans with enhanced communication skills.
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Your challenges may relate specifically to being vegan but not necessarily. It may be that you need to work through more general issues related to relationships, work, self-esteem, family, past experiences etc. However, as a vegan, your values and philosophy will underpin the challenges you face.
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Hi, I’m Clare Mann,
I’m a vegan psychologist, communications skills trainer and the author of several books, including Vystopia: The Anguish of Being Vegan in a Non Vegan World.
I became vegan 16 years ago, after realising 30 years of vegetarianism was totally inadequate if I wanted to do everything possible to not use or exploit animals.
The skills I have acquired through a successful career as an organisational psychologist, university lecturer and speaker,are now applied to help vegans become confident, hopeful vegan conversationalists who are ushering in a kinder vegan world.
Having lived with the Burden of Knowing vegans are so familiar with, I stood up to the medical world that diminishes our anguish as unnecessary. I therefore coined the phrase Vystopia and now help vegans all over the world develop powerful ways to become vegan change makers.
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