The climate crisis is not just about the weather, it is about us. Humans: Our minds, our bodies, our health, and our relationships with each other and the world around us. We humans, in turn, shape the climate crisis with our responses, actions, and behaviors. This podcast captures the heart of what’s emerging in the fields of climate psychology and climate mental health care. Presented by the Climate Psychology Alliance of North America: climatepsychology.us
Climate Psychology Alliance of North America
In this episode, I speak with Holly Walters, a licensed professional counselor and Louisianan who has survived multiple major hurricanes. In Hurricane Ida, Holly lost her house. Then she went right back to providing mental health care to her storm-ravaged community. What's it been like for Holly and her clients? And what has she learned from the experience that can help clinicians in other climate disasters in the future? Hosted by Rei Takver
Four climate-aware mental health professionals share their approach to taking action. Featuring Jon Gorman, Clinical Psychologist and Asst. Clinical Professor at Loyola University Lise Van Susteren, General Forensic Psychiatrist Debbie Sturm, Licensed Clinical Counselor and Professor at James Madison University Rebecca Weston, CPA-NA President and Clinical Social Worker Hosted by Rei Takver
Climate anxiety. It's getting lots of attention, but is it the right focus for climate-aware mental health? Featuring: Wendy Greenspun, NYC psychoanalyst and faculty at Adelphi University Panu Pihkala, Adjunct Professor of Environmental Theology at University of Helsinki Selin Nurgun, Somatic Coach and resilience practicioner Sarah Jaquette Ray, Program Leader of Environmental Studies at Humboldt State
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