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Climate Psychotherapy

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An audio conversation between Caroline Hickman and Tree Staunton, hosted by the Climate Psychology Alliance, about the need for climate and environmental awareness in psychotherapy.

This tool can be used to teach your students about ‘Eco-anxiety’ and ‘Eco-empathy’ in the therapy room. Additionally, students will learn about crisis work, negative capability, and resonance in psychotherapy. Students will also understand how climate-aware therapy can tackle climate emergencies through shared concern such as loss, despair, grief and a sense of abandonment

Use this tool to help your students find answers to:

  1. Why has climate change become a prevalent discussion in psychotherapy?
  2. How can a therapist become climate-aware?
  3. What is eco-anxiety and how is it impacting individuals who come in for psychotherapy?
About Tool
Tool NameTalking Climate Change in Therapy Room
DisciplineSocial Sciences 
Topic(s) in DisciplinePsychology, Mental Health, Climate Psychology, Psychotherapy, Climate-aware therapy, Eco-anxiety,
Eco-empathy, Climate Vulnerability, Grief, Loss, Despair
Climate TopicClimate and Health, Climate and Society
Type of toolAudio (44 mins)
Grade LevelUndergraduate (Senior Level), Graduate
LocationGlobal
LanguageEnglish
Translation     –
Developed byClimate Psychology Alliance: Caroline Hickman and Tree Staunton
Hosted atClimate Psychology Alliance: Caroline Hickman and Tree Staunton
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AccessOnline
Computer SkillsBasic

Mapped Sustainable Development Goal(s), apart from 4 and 13

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