Climate Change and Mental Health
Essential Science Conversations
May 2022
The solution to the climate change crisis ultimately will depend on the ability of humans to change behavior. As the science of behavior, psychology is in a unique position to play a very important role in addressing the biggest challenge our planet has ever faced. APA and ecoAmerica recently published Mental Health and Our Changing Climateopens in new window, 2021 edition, an update of a 2017 report. Two of the primary authors discussed the big role that psychologists can play to address this global issue.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Speakers
Susan D. Clayton, PhD
The College of Wooster.
Christie Manning, PhD
Host
Mitch Prinstein, PhD
Chief Science Officer, APA.
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