Beyond Action for Action’s Sake: Why the Cimate Crisis Demands More Than Relentless Positivity
It’s time to come together to collectively work through the anxiety, grief and overwhelm so many of us are experiencing.
This Psychologist is Bringing A New Lens to the Climate Crisis
As a UK-based climate psychologist, Steffi Bednarek works with multi-national companies, global financial institutions and governments to help leaders and their teams overcome the internal obstacles preventing their organisations from taking meaningful climate action.
Climate change, fragmentation and collective trauma. Bridging the divided stories we live by.
This article was translated into several languages, including Russian. It explores psychological responses to climate change with the lenses of brain hemisphere imbalance, the fragmentation process of collective trauma and the Jungian maturation theory of two halves of life, which views suffering as a necessary component in the move towards a ripened culture.
Is there a therapy for climate-change anxiety?
In this interview in Therapy Today with BBC journalist Aishling Gallagher, Steffi speaks about eco-anxiety and the challenge this very human response poses to the mental health profession.