As climate change intensifies, so do its effects on mental health. From climate anxiety to trauma caused by extreme weather, communities are grappling with the psychological toll of our changing environment. Extreme heat, in particular, has been linked to increased stress, aggression and cognitive decline.

Join APHA’s Center for Climate, Health & Equity for a free webinar exploring how climate trauma manifests, who is most affected, and why public health solutions are essential for building mental and emotional resilience. Experts will share insights on public health interventions, policies and practical tools including mindfulness-based strategies to help communities cope. 

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

 Understand the mental health impacts of climate change, particularly extreme heat and climate-related disasters.

 Identify public health strategies to mitigate climate trauma and foster resilience.

 Explore mindfulness and community-based approaches to mental well-being.

 Recognize the role of nature-based solutions in improving mental health and reducing violence.

Register Here!