Converging global evidence highlights the dire consequences of climate change for human
mental health and wellbeing. This paper summarises literature across relevant disciplines to …

As the ecological crisis grows more intense, people experience many forms of eco-anxiety
and ecological grief. This article explores the broad process of encountering eco-anxiety …

There is a growing evidence that emotions shape people's reactions to the climate crisis in
profound but complex ways. Climate emotions are related to resilience, climate action, and …

Climate anxiety is a phenomenon which raises growing attention. Based on a national
survey of climate-related feelings and behaviors (N= 2070) in Finland, we analyzed and …

As climate change develops reactions such as eco-anxiety, eco-guilt and ecological grief
are becoming increasingly common. Our aim was to develop questionnaires to assess these …

Citizens' worries about climate change are often realistic and legitimate. Simultaneously,
these worries can also become a source of distress so severe as to impair everyday …

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 …

An increasing number of academic papers, newspaper articles, and other media
representations from all over the world recently bring climate change's impact on mental …