
Audio and Podcasts
Audio interviews, podcasts, and video talks allow you to dive into climate-related mental health topics in a more accessible, conversational format. Whether listening on your commute or watching a short clip in your free time, these resources can offer expert opinions and comforting reassurance.
No Place Like Home Podcast by Mary Anne Hitt and Anna Jane Joyner
This podcast explores the personal stories and experiences of people grappling with climate change.
Facing It Podcast by Jennifer Atkinson
This podcast explores the emotional burden of climate change, and why despair leaves so many people unable to respond to our existential threat.
Climate Change & Happiness Podcast
A podcast co-hosted by climate-aware therapists Thomas Doherty and Panu Pihkala that “gives language to what you feel about the climate crisis — and also what you might want to feel,” supporting listeners’ mental health and emotional resilience through conversations and expert interviews
Renée Lertzman “How to Turn Climate Anxiety into Action” (TED Talk)
A 14-minute TED Talk by psychologist Renée Lertzman discussing the emotional effects of climate change and offering insights into channeling climate anxiety into productive action, with the creativity and resilience needed to engage in solutions
How to Use These Resources
For Yourself: Subscribe to relevant podcasts or watch short videos when you need a quick boost of insight or encouragement.
For Others: Share episodes or video links with friends and colleagues; consider creating a playlist for group discussion.
Engage Deeply: Take notes, reflect on lessons, and follow recommended experts or organizations for additional resources.
Suggest a Resources
There are hundreds of resources available to support people facing climate distress. These range from books and podcasts to community groups and counseling programs.
If you know of a unique resource that is widely accessible to people living in Canada, please let us know and we will review it to see if it is appropriate for the list above.