Media and Coverage

We are talking climate anxiety, trauma, and validating our feelings with Dr. Renée Lertzman, a renowned psychologist, author and sustainability strategist who uses psychological insights to change our approach to the environmental crisis.
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It’s super painful to be a human being right now at this point in history.”
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As the climate crisis becomes ever more serious, most of us have felt an overwhelming sense of despair at the state of our planet. But how can we channel that grief into positive action?
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A growing school of psychologists believe the trauma of the climate crisis is a key barrier to change.
READ THE ARTICLE IN THE GUARDIAN

We are talking climate anxiety, trauma, and validating our feelings with Dr. Renée Lertzman, a renowned psychologist, author and sustainability strategist who uses psychological insights to change our approach to the environmental crisis.
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST

It’s hard to overstate just how much public interest in sustainability has picked up in the years since. However, it does come with one unfortunate side effect, and that’s an uptick in greenwashing.
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Despite the corona crisis, the people of several European countries still regard climate change as the greatest challenge facing humanity.
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Part of taking action against climate change means grappling with the anxiety and grief the issue can trigger.
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There are three key psychological concepts that are transformational and game changing in terms of how we understand humans’ difficulty meeting our ecological crises. READ THE ARTICLE IN THE EARTHFIRE INSTITUTE MAGAZINE

In DAME: We are living through two epidemics—an unprecedented deadly virus, and the pandemic of racism that has reached a tipping point. Dr. Renee Lertzman answers your questions on how to process, and then soldier on.
READ THE ARTICLE IN DAME