In this webinar authors of the special issue of the International Review of Psychiatry on climate change and mental health discuss their research. Despite recognition that the mental health toll of climate change is likely to be severe, few efforts have been made to quantify this burden and explore the ways the negative impacts could be addressed. This collection of research studies, commentaries and analyses attempts to remedy this gap.
Guest editor Prof Mala Rao (School of Public Health), Dr Adrian James (President, Royal College Psychiatrists) and our Climate Cares team marked the launch of this special issue through this webinar held on the 27th September 2022.
- The climate crisis and mental health: a special issue of the International Review of Psychiatry ( Download)
- Mental health and wellbeing in the climate emergency: Global perspectives and calls to action ( Download)
- Climate and mental health intersections ( Download)
- Mental Health in the Climate Crisis - Panel Discussion, Global Development Hub ( Download)
- Climate Crisis and Mental Health ( Download)
- Climate Change and Mental Health #shorts #climatechange #mentalhealth #health ( Download)
- Mental Health and Climate Change: How are they related ( Download)
- Session 8: Climate Change, Mental Health and Forced Migration ( Download)
- Climate change-related worry, engagement, and mental health ( Download)
- The Nexus Between Climate Change and Mental Health THINK TANK ( Download)
- Transformation Seminar: The synergies of transforming society for a safer climate & healthier minds ( Download)
- Geopsychiatry - climate change, migration, advocacy, research and mental health ( Download)
- Navigating the Climate Crisis: Insights from Authors of the New Encyclopedia of Climate Change ( Download)
- How Climate Affects Our Mental Health and Wellbeing | Next in Climate Change | 3/6 || Radcliffe ( Download)
- WS 11 – Navigating the Nexus of Climate Change, Health and Migration ( Download)
