Our CPA ECN Third Tuesday meeting is TODAY, and for it— Speakers’ Circle is back! Let’s continue to learn together about Climate Communication. All CPA members are welcome! What: Finding your Audience & Outreach Identifying our audiences How to outreach and tailor our communication to audiences Hope with present about opportunities with APA Foundation? When: Tuesday, November 19th at 8EST/5PST Where: Virtual at?https://lnkd.in/gRp7XQme
Climate Psychiatry Alliance
心理健康保健
Together we can amplify our voices, take action and, educate on climate change.
关于我们
We educate the profession and the public about the urgent risks of the climate crisis, including its profound impacts on mental health and well-being. As a grassroots collaboration of psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, we aim to nimbly and creatively advocate for change—educating and motivating others to act to protect health and build a sustainable world. We are creating a forum to bring psychiatrists and other mental health professionals together to form a collective voice. We intend: To provide a vehicle for sharing information, promoting empowering actions, supporting rational responses, and fostering resilience; To provide resources and information to professionals, the public, and the media about the health and mental health impacts of climate disruption; To influence policy, through effective advocacy, to professional organizations and policy leaders at the local, state, and national levels; To inform and educate the profession, and the public, about best practices to support individual and community mental health and well-being in the face of climate change; To establish collaboration with like-minded national and international colleagues and groups.
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https://www.climatepsychiatry.org/
Climate Psychiatry Alliance的外部链接
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- 心理健康保健
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- 非营利机构
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- 2016
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New Episode Alert!?Join Dr. Emily Schutzenhofer and the Climate Psychiatry Alliance for a timely discussion on the emotional impact of the U.S. election results on climate mental health. https://lnkd.in/e7mfmRHg In this episode of the Climate Psychiatry Alliance podcast, mental health experts, led by Dr. Emily Schutzenhofer, discuss the emotional impact of the recent U.S. election results on climate mental health. They explore shared anxieties around climate distress and offer ways to navigate these challenging emotions. Emphasizing resilience, community, and advocacy, the panel guides on staying engaged and hopeful amid uncertainty. Tune in for insights on harnessing our emotions to support mental well-being and inspire meaningful climate action.
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?? ???Calling people 25 years old and younger interested in submitting an artistic expression (drawings, paintings, digital art, photography, poetry, video) of navigating, communicating, or experiencing the climate crisis. Submission deadline: December 1st. The ClimArts Art Contest 4 The Climate will award prizes for the top three artworks: 1–$500, 2–$300, 3–$150 (CAD). Submissions may also be presented in a professional development (micro-credential) course in Climate Change & Youth Mental Health. We're thrilled to support our partners at Carleton University and beyond in developing this course. Read below to find out details about the contest and upcoming course. Stefania Maggi Climate Psychiatry Alliance #climatechange #mentalhealth
Not long ago, under the leadership of David J Hornsby and in collaboration with community and youth organizations, I received funding from the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities to develop an online professional development course in Climate Change and Youth Mental Health. Today, the development of the course is well underway, and we are actively seeking participation from various stakeholders. A key stakeholder is the younger generation, and it is crucial that we hear from as many youths and diverse walks of life as possible to ensure we create a professional development opportunity that is relevant, meaningful, and impactful. Please help me share information about our participatory initiative launched in partnership with Mochi4ThePlanet and our partners at Break the Divide, Families Canada / Familles Canada, and Biboye (Bo) Aganaba: ClimArts – Arts Contest 4 Climate. We accept entries from young people (25 years old and younger) until December 1, 2025. ? Want to know more about the Professional Development (Micro-Credential) Course in Climate Change and Youth Mental Health? Sign up for updates: https://lnkd.in/eSMhPvGe Carleton University, Abhay Singh Sachal, McKenna Corvello
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"Student doctors push for the health impacts of extreme weather to be taught in medical schools, as the carbon emissions from healthcare come under greater scrutiny" Read more: https://lnkd.in/e9-CtnCD
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Just Released 2024 Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change: Very troubling report with many indicators indicate health impacts are at record breaking level; Increases in heat-related mortality, tree cover loss and all-time high levels of global carbon emissions. Few positives: The share of electricity from clean renewable energy is growing, more countries are developing health adaptation plans and, the amount of air pollution deaths from fossil fuels declined between 2016-2021. This year’s brief highlights three priority opportunities for decision makers to center health in its approach to climate action: - Rapidly reduce fossil fuel production and use while accelerating the transition to clean, non-combustion renewable energy to improve health and health equity. - Build resilient, adaptable communities and support public health to protect people from climate impacts. - Build U.S. global leadership through scaling up global investments and support for climate and health action. THE US ELECTION IS LESS THAN ONE WEEK AWAY. ELECTED LEADERS HAVE SHARP DIFFERENCES IN ADDRESSING THESE POLICY ISSUES. TAKE ACTION. VOTE!
? NEW REPORT ? ? The 2024 Report of the The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change reveals record breaking threats to our wellbeing, health, and survival from the rapidly changing climate.?? ? ?? Record breaking threats include exposure to heatwaves, climate suitability for the transmission of dengue, and wildfire risk ?? Despite health threats reaching every corner of the world, countries and companies continue fuelling the fire? ?? Trillions of $$s spent on fossil fuels must be redirected towards protecting people’s health? ?? Near-term opportunities to act and deliver a healthy future for all identified?? ? Read the full report in The Lancet now: https://lnkd.in/eRrYNUXC
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Thank you UNSW Medicine & Health for raising awareness of these important findings from our study published this morning in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. It is so important that information is used to improve #youthmentalhealth, both through evidence based, sustainable cooling, increasing #youthmentalhealthcare and to prevent worsening #heat by transitioning off #fossilcoal #fossilgas & #fossiloil. Rise in suicidal behaviours among young people linked to hotter temperatures. Hot weather linked to an increase in suicidal thoughts and behaviours among young Australians, new research shows, prompting calls for an overhaul of public health approaches to higher temperatures. Please see the resource page from Sydney Children's Hospitals Network on heat and mental health for useful information - https://lnkd.in/g4AP9fAK Climate Mental Health Network Climate Psychiatry Alliance Carly Dober Orygen Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) Rosalind Walsh Dr Fiona Martin Suicide Prevention Australia Emma McBride Ged Kearney Allegra Spender Dr Sophie Scamps MP Kylea Tink Pramudie Gunaratne Fiona Charlson Climate and Health Alliance Psychology for a Safe Climate Dr Marjorie O'Neill MP Better Futures Australia Glen Klatovsky Emma Bacon Kim Loo Simon Judkins Lai Heng Foong FACEM Croakey Health Media Steve Robson Doctors for the Environment Australia (DEA) Chloe Watfern Kay Wilhelm AM Lynne Madden Jennifer Martin Nick Godden Georgia Behrens Madeleine Skellern Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences Donna Dowling Ollie Jay James Scott
Rise in suicidal behaviours among young people linked to hotter temperatures
unsw.edu.au
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Watch: Lise Van Susteren on MSNBC to discuss this new study on climate change and young adults' mental health. A new study released shows climate change is having a negative impact on a large portion of young adults’ mental health. It says nearly 60% of 16 to 25-year-olds feel anxious, powerless, or angry about the state of Earth’s climate. Study co-author Dr. Lise Van Susteren and MSNBC medical contributor Dr. Vin Gupta dig into the study and explain why action should be taken immediately. https://lnkd.in/dq8b3QEG
New study shows climate change has shocking impact on mental health of young people
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CPA?is proud to join National Academy of Medicine climate and health movement alongside other organizations nationwide that are committed to this important initiative. You can sign up to join the movement today, too:?nam.edu/ClimateMovement?#ClimateActionforHealth?
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Author | National Sustainability & Climate Leader| Eco-Anxiety Expert | Keynote Speaker
Overwhelming majority of young Americans worry about climate crisis - the time for climate action is now-new research in the Lancet Planetary Health by Britt Wray, PhD Lise Van Susteren et al Climate Psychiatry Alliance Climate Psychology Alliance Climate Mental Health Network #ecoanxiety #climateanxiety #climateaction https://lnkd.in/g4nRJ3Hu
Overwhelming majority of young Americans worry about climate crisis
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#ResetWednesday focusing on how to cope and calm the nervous system. Besides social connection, deep restorative breathing and meditation practices can be integrated into a routine to calm the nervous system. Find direct links to the resources identified below at our website: https://lnkd.in/eaXiisEd
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