Mental Health and Climate Change Alliance

Think you’ve got what it takes to tackle climate challenges? ???? Test your decision-making skills with the Climate Game! Dive into real-world scenarios, balance sustainability goals, and see if you can lead the way to a greener future. ???" Try now: https://lnkd.in/d4pJAwpF

Fighting #climatechange can feel overwhelming for one person, but collective action has immense power. If enough of us adopt sustainable habits and advocate for change in our communities, we could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by up to 37% over the next three decades. Here are some impactful changes presented by Duke University we can make together. Video: https://lnkd.in/ehvrEV8p

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Hope on the horizon! ??? From groundbreaking innovations to global commitments, 2024 brought pivotal moments in the fight against climate change. Dive into seven key stories that signal progress and inspire action. Because every step forward matters. ?? --> https://lnkd.in/eZucdVx6

Finding support shouldn't be complicated. Explore evidence-based mental health resources designed to meet you where you are. From self-help tools to community connections, start your journey toward wellness today by exploring these community resources. --> https://lnkd.in/gK7uVs7R

Did you know climate disasters can increase anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health risks? Research is uncovering the links between climate change and mental health—an area we’re committed to exploring. ???? Check it: https://lnkd.in/eRaPatkd

???Join us for two transformative workshops on resilience and mindfulness!????? On?Feb 4, Abbey Piazza will guide us through?"From Freeze to Action", helping youth turn climate anxiety into meaningful action through resilience-building, storytelling, and nervous system education. ?????? On?Feb 5, Dr. Dzung Vo presents?"Zen and the Art of Mindfulness for Planetary Health", exploring how mindfulness supports both mental well-being and planetary health. ??♂??? Don't miss these empowering sessions! ??

?? Continuing Our Speaker Unveil for the MHCCA Summit! ??? We’re thrilled to introduce even more incredible speakers and topics lined up for this year’s summit. These thought leaders are diving into the intersection of mental health and climate change, sharing insights that will inspire action and spark meaningful change. ? Featured Speakers and Topics: - Madhuri Subbarao, India’s first Conservation Psychologist, on linking human behavior and sustainability through innovative research. - Carson Wong, Lucy Hiscox, Tiffany Chiu, Dominique Choquette, Samantha Mew, and Liv Yoon, leading the conversation on climate resilience, social inequities, and youth empowerment in Canada. - Monica Sesma-Vazquez and Tara Collins, experienced mental health practitioners and researchers, addressing systemic approaches to mental health, cultural safety, and gender-affirming care in climate contexts. ?? Each speaker brings a unique perspective to the table, contributing to the dialogue on building healthier, more climate-resilient communities. ?? Stay tuned as we continue to unveil the transformative sessions awaiting you at the MHCCA Summit! ?? Learn more at www.mhcca.ca.

Meet some of the incredible Day 1 speakers at the MHCCA Summit! ?? Matt Treble: A registered clinical counsellor, Matt brings his expertise on the emotional well-being of youth amidst the challenges of climate change, exploring its existential impacts. Dr. Peter J. Crank: An expert in urban microclimatology, Dr. Crank examines the critical links between urban heat, mental health, and climate resilience in cities worldwide. Join us February 4-6 to uncover their insightful research on how climate change profoundly shapes mental health, from adolescents in Bangladesh to urban communities around the globe. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss! For more information on presenters, dates, and times, head over to our website (mhcca.ca)

Explore the intersection of mental health and climate change at the?#MHCC2025?Summit! ???? Join us for three impactful days (Feb 4-6, 2025) featuring panels, workshops, and discussions on climate resilience, mental wellbeing, and community action. Let's shape a healthier future together! Check our website for more details and sign up now through our linktree!