Resources
Explore tools, practices, publications and programs designed to support climate wellbeing. Our resources help individuals, professionals and communities navigate climate distress, build capacity and strengthen connection.
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Psychology for a Safe Climate (PSC) is not a provider of clinical mental health services.
The support and advice we provide are not intended to replace clinical services from mental health professionals and is of a general nature only.
Key Resources
Easy access to essential PSC resources for learning and practice
Climate Feelings Space
Dare to feel, connect and reimagine what’s possible in the face of climate change. Take our free mini course, learn embodied climate practices and access helpful resources.
Papers & Publications
Over the years PSC members have written and collaborated on papers and booklets that help shape the field of climate wellbeing, sharing insights and knowledge to support communities, professionals and the wider movement.
Resources that Inspire
Learning and curiosity are great for wellbeing. Yet in a time of information abundance, managing the sheer volume of available resources can be overwhelming. We’ve curated a list of our favourite resources, the ones that inspire us and shape our approach, and we hope they do the same for you!
Many of our facilitators are trained in The Work that Reconnects, Good Grief Network, and Mindful Self-Compassion. At PSC, we’re proud to shine a light on our fellow Australian and international leaders and their inspiring works.
Our Glossary
—Brené Brown
Language can be a powerful guide. At PSC, we believe that giving expression to our experiences can help us make sense of change and strengthen our connections with others. Naming our feelings and recognising others’ experiences can open space for the clearer thinking and deeper conversations needed to respond to the climate and nature crisis with care.
Climate Feelings Space
Dare to feel, connect and reimagine what’s possible in the face of climate change. Take our free mini course, learn embodied climate practices and access helpful resources.