How can climate psychology help educators, parents and professionals ?

Understanding our human responses to the climate and ecological crisis is key to moving from inertia to meaningful action. It can help to understand why people avoid the topic, how to handle eco distress and how to foster empowerment and resilience. We can learn to live well in a time of crisis.

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ClimatEdPsych supports healthy and sustainable climate action using insights and tools from psychology.

Workshops, consultation and support groups help you engage others, regulate your emotions and prevent burn out.

Conference Seating, empty chairs with pen and note pads on them

Staff training, workshops & CPD

Staff support - eco-emotions

Parent support

Packages for schools

Climate Emergency Engagement Officer

Dr Edgington has a fantastic way of calmly and concisely communicating how managing the emotions around serious environmental issues and inequalities will be key to taking the positive environmental action we need to see.

Parent

My children’s future is probably the aspect of climate change that gives me the greatest anxiety.

As well as the content (of the training), I found the way you presented it was very calming and ‘safe’

Director of Education Services, Society of Heads

you conveyed your messages very clearly. It was all incredibly helpful, and as we look at what we need to be thinking about as educators from now on, your suggestions of key skills and assessment styles will be so pivotal.

Climate Resilience,
Wellbeing & Education

Dr Louise

Edgington

How can climate psychology help educators, parents and professionals ?

Working with organisations at the forefront of climate education and wellbeing

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