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Having an emotional response to ecological crises is actually not pathological, it’s actually a healthy response.
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Climate scientists are clear that we need to go much further, much faster. Social scientists say we won’t get there without building a broad social mandate fuelled by thoughtful, well-funded public engagement strategies that are tailored to both communities and regions.

READ THE ARTICLE IN CORPORATE KNIGHTS

When it comes to healing from environmental violence and injustice, emotional intelligence can help us find compassion, common ground, acceptance, and the ability to offer reparations, from which forgiveness and partnership can be achieved.

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For the last four years, the world’s largest economy and single-biggest all-time emitter of heat-trapping gases has been in the grips of an aggressive climate denier.
READ THE ARTICLE IN LOVELAND MAGAZINE

Renée works with companies, nonprofits and governments looking to strengthen environmental initiatives, develop more effective campaigns and harness the creativity and innovation needed to solve our urgent crises.
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We’re living through a year of almost unimaginable stress and anxiety, against a backdrop of ongoing climate chaos. Are humans really equipped to deal with conditions like this?
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Dr Renée Lertzman shares how to practically apply psychology to climate and sustainability campaigns.
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A conversational approach often works better, says psychologist Renée Lertzman.
Listen to the Podcast from Yale Climate Connections

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.”
WATCH THE TALK AT SRI2021