Vad spännande det låter med en konferens om Klimatpsykologi. I Finland finns det en universitetskurs i ämnet. Vet du om det finns något sådant i Sverige?
Thanks Frida, I hadn’t seen this study, appreciate the write-up. Results are interesting, albeit very limited by sample, attrition rate and measures used. I wondered about the point you highlight around PEB not reducing, future research could look at whether reducing distress leads to increase in PEB (noting this pilot sample appears to have highish PEB scores) and the longevity of such interventions. Coincidently I published this article yesterday looking at eco-emotions such as anxiety, concern and grief through some recent psychological studies, including the suggestion of eco-compassion, so good to see the CBT module in this paper included reference to that. In a follow up post next week I am reviewing the relationship of PEB and nature connection to eco-anxiety to explore whether they mitigate distress or does distress reduce PEB.
Vad fint att detta uppmärksammas även här i detta fantastiska nyhetsbrev! Väldigt bra sammanfattat (och mycket mer lättillgängligt än originalartikeln som ju är på krånglig "akademiska"). Stort tack för din text, Frida!
Thanks a lot for your blog, I really appreciate to read psychologists about climate situation.
The study about an ecoanxity intervention is interesting, even if not precise about tools used for intervention. We need a large empowerment of therapists community on this subject and to share what we know and have. I share my modest study about using gratitude journal on exoanxiety.
So what were the actual treatments? What was in the modules? It took me a while to find what seem to be the most important take-aways, Table 2 (https://bit.ly/46z31fX). Please summarize future work like this directly for your readers, who want to know what to do, not just hear 'hey, there was a promising study.'
Tack för denna genomgång. Jag var med på konferensen och fick lyssna på dessa intressanta föreläsningar. 🙏
Spännande studie, för mig fastnade tanken om huruvida vi kanske också/istället borde prata klimatdepression. Som alltid, tack för hopp och klarhet!
Vad spännande det låter med en konferens om Klimatpsykologi. I Finland finns det en universitetskurs i ämnet. Vet du om det finns något sådant i Sverige?
Thanks Frida, I hadn’t seen this study, appreciate the write-up. Results are interesting, albeit very limited by sample, attrition rate and measures used. I wondered about the point you highlight around PEB not reducing, future research could look at whether reducing distress leads to increase in PEB (noting this pilot sample appears to have highish PEB scores) and the longevity of such interventions. Coincidently I published this article yesterday looking at eco-emotions such as anxiety, concern and grief through some recent psychological studies, including the suggestion of eco-compassion, so good to see the CBT module in this paper included reference to that. In a follow up post next week I am reviewing the relationship of PEB and nature connection to eco-anxiety to explore whether they mitigate distress or does distress reduce PEB.
https://open.substack.com/pub/chriswinson/p/emotional-responses-to-the-environment
Vad fint att detta uppmärksammas även här i detta fantastiska nyhetsbrev! Väldigt bra sammanfattat (och mycket mer lättillgängligt än originalartikeln som ju är på krånglig "akademiska"). Stort tack för din text, Frida!
Hello
Thanks a lot for your blog, I really appreciate to read psychologists about climate situation.
The study about an ecoanxity intervention is interesting, even if not precise about tools used for intervention. We need a large empowerment of therapists community on this subject and to share what we know and have. I share my modest study about using gratitude journal on exoanxiety.
https://sciencesetbonheur.files.wordpress.com/2023/09/plumey-2023-sciences-bonheur-volume-8.pdf
I think free, autonomous and easy tools are a priority to impact community resilience.
I would be happy to know your opinion.
Best regards
Sophie
So what were the actual treatments? What was in the modules? It took me a while to find what seem to be the most important take-aways, Table 2 (https://bit.ly/46z31fX). Please summarize future work like this directly for your readers, who want to know what to do, not just hear 'hey, there was a promising study.'