Climate anxiety has become more prevalent in the last decade, and is often caused by concerns about the future and the impact of climate change on daily life. The article suggests that one way to manage climate anxiety is to take action and become involved in addressing the problem, and also to connect with others who share similar values and concerns.
The Child Mind Institute's Dr. Jamie Howard talked to @cbsnewyork about the the prevalence of climate anxiety among young people, particularly among those who have generalized anxiety disorder.
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