Climate change in and out of the therapy room

Noa Heiman ()
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Noa Heiman: University of Colorado

Nature Climate Change, 2024, vol. 14, issue 5, 412-413

Abstract: Climate change can have profound impacts on mental health, yet few therapists receive training on how to talk to their clients about this issue. This Comment explores strategies for therapists to best support clients in climate distress.

Date: 2024
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