Health professional societies and researchers call for the integration of climate change into
health counselling. However, the scientific evidence and conceptual grounding of such …

Climate anxiety refers to persistent, difficult-to-control apprehensiveness and worry about
climate change. Research to better understand the prevalence, indicators, causes, and …

Climate anxiety refers to the negative emotional reactions that a person can experience in
response to climate change irrespective of prior direct experience with it. Research suggests …

Even among people who are not directly impacted by the consequences of climate change,
perceptions about the ongoing crisis can have a negative effect on mental health and well …

Our planet has been affected many times by climate change, which has significantly
impacted humanity from its origin and played an important role in the evolution of our …

Objectives Eco-anxiety, a novel conceptualization of anxiety in relation to ecological
problems, has become a significant subject of interest in psychology. The Hogg Eco-Anxiety …

Research shows that eco-anxiety is implicated in mental health outcomes and pro-
environmental behaviour, but little attention has been given to disentangling the effects of …

One major challenge in communicating climate change to the public is the prevailing
perception of it as a psychologically distant and abstract issue, which often leads to a lack of …

Environmental disasters will increase in frequency and severity due to disruptions to Earth
systems, including increased global mean temperatures, caused by human activity, and …

Introduction Persons with pre-existing mental health diagnoses are known to be more
vulnerable to the consequences of climate change, such as extreme weather events and …