Satya Robyn is a British writer, psychotherapist, and eco-activist whose work explores themes of spirituality, environmentalism, and personal growth. Her latest book, "Dear Earth: Love, grief and activism," reflects her commitment to environmental advocacy, while her earlier works include "Coming Home," an accessible introduction to Pureland Buddhism interwoven with anecdotes from temple life, and "What Helps," a therapeutic guide drawing from her professional expertise and personal experiences.
Robyn blends her background in psychotherapy with Buddhist teachings, offering a unique perspective in both her fiction and nonfiction. As a practitioner of Internal Family Systems therapy and co-founder of Bright Earth Buddhist Temple in Malvern, her writing often addresses healing, mindfulness, and human connection. Her works resonate with those seeking spiritual guidance or practical wisdom, characterized by honesty and relatable storytelling.
Beyond writing, Robyn actively participates in environmental activism with Extinction Rebellion and organizes Earth Vigils. She resides in the Malvern Hills with her husband, Kaspa, and their menagerie of pets. Her multifaceted life - as a therapist, Buddhist teacher, and advocate - continues to inform her literary contributions, which bridge personal reflection and collective action.