Gain insight into how the climate emergency is impacting our psychological and emotional wellbeing. We’ll explore concepts like eco-anxiety and climate grief, and how these responses are affecting individuals, communities and workplaces.
Learn how to harness feelings of fear or hopelessness and channel them into constructive, purpose-driven action. We’ll discuss how anxiety, when acknowledged and supported, can actually fuel creativity, resilience and lasting change.
Instead of a traditional to-do list, you’ll create a ta-da list – a positive, empowering reflection of the actions you’ve already taken. This approach builds motivation, celebrates progress and reminds us that small steps matter when it comes to both wellbeing and climate impact.
Explore this proven mental health framework; Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning, Give. Apply it through a climate lens and earn how each element can support your mental health, while helping you engage more meaningfully with sustainability and social action.