October 24, 2025

Presentation on Climate Change, Mental Health, and Psychological Wellbeing

Join us as we examine climate change as a critical threat to environmental stability and physical health, and as a significant risk multiplier for mental health and psychological wellbeing. The presentation will highlight how climate change exacerbates mental health risks across populations, particularly when viewed through an equity-focused lens.

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Partner Resources

Explore our partners’ growing library of resources, from the Kibou’s Light children’s book to mindfulness practices.

Families Canada:

Climate Change and Child Well-being Resources (Check their "Resources" section for guides on talking to kids about climate anxiety.)

Goodbeing.co: 

Playful Approaches to Problem Solving  (mindfulness and stress management)

Break the Divide: 

Youth-Led Climate Dialogues (Programs bridging divides through climate conversations.)

Mochi4The

Planet:

 Children’s Book, Educators Guides & Activities  -Hopeful storytelling and nature-connected tools for families.

Climate Psychiatry Alliance:

 Resources for Clinicians  -Toolkits for addressing climate distress in therapy.

Eco-psychepedia

 Nature-Based Resilience Practices -Science-backed strategies to reconnect with nature for emotional well-being.

Our Course

About the Course

The Luna Moth Circle is launching a new, self-paced, online course: Climate Change and Youth Mental Health. This professional development course is made for social and community service workers, educators, youth workers, and students in family-related fields.

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A circular diagram illustrating a journey through ecological awareness. The center features three stages: ‘The Awakening: learning about climate crisis,’ ‘Facing the Dragons: overcoming barriers,’ and ‘A New Beginning: Emergence of Ecological Consciousness.’ Around the circle are terms representing emotional and cognitive states such as ‘Shock,’ ‘Unknowing,’ ‘Semi-consciousness,’ ‘Awakening,’ and values like ‘Meaningful Climate Action,’ ‘Relationship with Self,’ and ‘Relationship with Nature.’ Outer rings are labeled ‘Communications’ and ‘Professional Settings,’ with mental health challenges like anxiety and depression shown as risks near the bottom

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