Is climate change affecting your mental health? Indiana Public Broadcasting has collected some online resources to help. This is just a small list, but many of these sites have links to other resources as well. We may update this with Indiana-specific resources as we find them.
- Climate Psychology Alliance of North America
- Climate-aware therapist directory
- Book suggestions
- Podcasts, blogs and talks
- Climate-aware therapist training and events
- Climate cafe trainings
- The Good Grief Network
- Online 10-step peer support program
- Program facilitator training
- Podcast
- Suggested material for reading, viewing and listening
- Yoga videos
- Working on a book due out in April 2023
- The Alliance for Ecotherapy & Social Justice
- Ecotherapy education and leadership
- Events and webinars
- Newsletter
- Climate Cafes (United Kingdom based)
- Periodic meetings to discuss climate change
- Information on how to host a climate cafe
- “All We Can Save” Circles
- Small groups read and discuss the book “All We Can Save” edited by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson
- Peer support
- The Children & Nature Network
- Supports and mobilizes people to create programs to help kids get outdoors and connect with nature
- How-to guides for families, youth, schools and cities
- Events and conferences
- Climate Awakening
- Peer support groups
- Link to the book “Facing the Climate Emergency” by Margaret Klein Salamon
- The Work That Reconnects Network
- An empowerment process based on the work of Joanna Macy — an environmental activist, author and scholar of Buddhism
- Connect to or become a facilitator
- Blog and community forum
- Suggested material for reading, viewing and listening
This resource is part of the reporting from a story about climate therapy.
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