The ecological and psychosocial dimensions of climate change

Wed, 5/12, 10 am — The ecological and psychosocial dimensions of climate change — This event will introduce some key ideas relating to the psychosocial aspects of climate change, such as climate anxiety; the political ideology of hyper-individualism and its creation of an alienation from each other and from our environment; and bringing ecological understandings and metaphors into psychoanalytic thinking to broaden its relevance to the climate crisis — With Nadine Andrews and Rebecca Nestor of the Climate Psychology Alliance, Anna Harvey of the Tavistock, and Nicola Pulman from Size of Wales: