Exploring Relations between Climate Emotions, Mental Health/Wellbeing and Climate Action
WHAT AM I RESEARCHING?
This study explores the perspectives of professionals regarding the relations between climate emotions, mental health/wellbeing and forms of climate/environment action. A deeper understanding of the complex interactions could inform policy and practice and contribute to the Global Research and Action Agenda for Climate Change and Mental Health.
Full details of this study can be viewed here:
This PhD study is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) under the CAM-DTP programme.
WHO AM I RECRUITING TO PARTICIPATE?
I am seeking to recruit participants who have experience designing or delivering group-based approaches for supporting people with their climate (or eco-) emotions. These approaches might include, but are not limited to: climate cafes, active hope, The Work That Reconnects, eco- or creative-arts based interventions. Delivery may be part of your professional role, or as a volunteer.
WHAT IS THE ASK?
鈥� Participating in a 1:1 in person, nature-based interview (approx. 1 hour)
鈥� Questions will be shared beforehand.
鈥� Participants will receive a participant information sheet and be asked to sign a consent form prior to the interview.
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE TO TAKE PART?
Participants must:
鈥� Be over 18, and based in the UK
鈥� Have experience of designing or delivering group-based approaches to working with climate or eco emotions.
鈥� Be interested in sharing their perspectives, and own understandings on the relations between climate emotions, mental health/wellbeing and forms of climate/ environment action.
