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Climate Courage

Reports of wildfires, hurricanes, and extinctions are frightening, yet we rarely hear people talking about the mental health impact of these changes. This hour long show explores how coping with the mental health impacts of climate change can actually make us more effective at combating it.

Resource Details

Author(s): Anne Hallward
Organization: Safe Space Radio
Resource Type: Podcast
Topic: Health & Healing

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