Providing Climate Aware Care
Resources for Health & Social Care Providers
Climate change is an inherently distressing topic for many. In the face of the challenges a changing climate poses, care professionals have unique opportunities to support their clients and be active contributors to climate resilience in their communities. This guide offers insights for integrating mental health aware care into patient conversations about climate change, blending clear, evidence-based communication with compassionate support. By addressing the impacts of climate change, clinicians can empower those they work with towards a more resilient and hopeful future.
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Check out these helpful summary resources reviewing what you can do to respond to the mental health impacts of climate change.
Chapter 1. The Role of Health and Social Care Providers
Chapter 2. Climate Change and Its Health Implications
Chapter 3. Understanding the Mental Health Impacts of Climate Change
Chapter 4. Supporting Clients
Chapter 5. Communication Strategies
Chapter 6. Collaborative Care and Community Health
Chapter 7. Policy Advocacy and Public Health
Chapter 8. Conclusion
Do you want to learn more about therapeutic approaches to supporting mental health recovery and resilience in the wake of climate disasters?
Explore our Therapeutic Guides for Post-Disaster Response and Recovery. Each guide provides an overview of some of the leading theraputic practices in supporting survivors of climate-related natural disasters.
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