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A Better World is Paintable
A compilation of practical art How-to’s for organizing and actions
How to Help A Child Dealing with Eco-Anxiety
Climate change is impacting kids healthy psychological development – here’s what we can do to help.
350.org
We believe in a safe climate and a better future — a just, prosperous, and equitable world built with the power of ordinary people. Help us get there!
8 Reasons to Tell Your Story
Why should you tell your eco-anxious story? Tap into your narrative power.
Change Narrative
Change Narrative Builds Capacity In The Climate Justice Movement Through The Power Of Our Stories.
The Eco-Anxiety Antidote
Kate is a sustainable urban public policy expert turned life coach who is helping the eco-anxious create their own peace and stability to prevent burnout and plan for their future in an uncertain world.
Climate and Mind
We aim to explore how climate change impacts our thoughts, emotions, and behavior.
Climate-Aware Therapist Directory
We are in the beginning stages of recruiting a widespread network of climate-aware therapists across the continent.
Climate Psychology Alliance
We welcome anyone and everyone to our membership who wants to engage in addressing the psychological aspects of the climate emergency.
5 Major Health Benefits of Nature-Informed Therapy
Laura reached out a generously offered her thoughts on nature-informed therapies. Thanks Laura, and thanks to all professionals who are trying to help us heal our relationship with nature. Laura Cohen, MA, RCT, CCC is a Registered Counselling Therapist specializing in...
Presentation Slide
Giving a presentation about climate change? Leave your audience with tools for coping with the anxiety and grief that might bubble up.
Use this slide at the end of your presentation to point people to Eco-Anxious Stories.
Project InsideOut
“As individuals, organizations, and changemakers, we have committed ourselves to transformational change. However, our work is often caught in a cycle between hope and despair, action and inaction, connection and disconnection. To break that cycle, we need to find a new way.”