WEBINAR: Introducing the Climate-Aware Capability Framework for Mental Health Practice
LIVE WEBINAR!
Join PSC live as we unveil a world-first Climate-Aware Capability Framework for mental health practice.
Learn how the Framework supports practitioners to respond confidently and compassionately to the mental health impacts of the climate and nature crisis.
Developed and presented by PSC to strengthen climate-informed practice, resilience and care.
What we’ll explore
Why climate-aware practice is now essential across mental health settings
The eight core capabilities that underpin effective, ethical climate-aware care
The Framework’s developmental structure: Me, We, Us, All, from personal grounding to collective and systemic practice
How inner work, relational practice and community care are inseparable in this field.
How the Framework informs PSC’s new professional development course, Climate-Aware Mental Health: Foundations for Practice
This session offers a guided entry into the Framework: why it exists, how it works, and what it makes possible for practitioners working at the intersection of mental health, climate disruption and care.
It is designed as a clear, generous orientation, supporting you to understand the Framework, explore whether it aligns with your practice and glimpse the emerging edge of climate-aware care.
We’ll share the launch of our new online PD course Climate-Aware Mental Health: Foundations for Practice. This course follows our Capability Framework and features videos, experiential practices and resources to support your professional and personal climate journeys.
Whether you are new to climate-aware practice or already working at the forefront, this session offers clarity, depth and a shared language for the work ahead.
The PSC Climate-Aware Capability Framework
The PSC Climate-Aware Capability Framework supports mental health practitioners to navigate the profound psychological and emotional dimensions of the climate and nature crisis.
Download the PDF here: https://events.humanitix.com/psc-capability-framework-for-climate-aware-practice
As climate change intensifies and communities experience growing loss, disruption and uncertainty, practitioners increasingly meet clients expressing eco-anxiety, grief, despair and solastalgia—yet few have received training to respond confidently to these emerging challenges.
Our Framework identifies eight capabilities that encompass core knowledges, approaches, tools and sustainable practice for climate-aware mental health care. It supports growth at every level of capability and outlines the developmental progression:
Personal Foundations — Me
Relational Practice — We
Community Transformation — Us
Relational Grounding — All
Download now and have your copy handy for the webinar!
Program Facilitators
Christie Wilson, MA
Christie Wilson is a clinical psychotherapist, regenerative health practitioner, facilitator, and mentor with over 25 years’ experience across mental health, natural health, and organisational settings. She specialises in group-based psychosocial interventions and works at the intersection of climate psychology, regenerative health, and systems practice. She is the Climate and Mental Health Manager at Psychology for a Safe Climate, where she leads Professional Development in Climate-aware Practice and the Climate Café program. She is co-author of the Climate-Aware Practice Capability Framework and supports practitioners, facilitators, leaders, and communities to integrate climate-awareness, build emotional resilience, and develop regenerative capacities in response to the climate and nature crisis. Mentoring and Consultation Email: outreach@psychologyforasafeclimate.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cwnaturalmedicine
Dr Beth Hill
Beth has honed her practice as a facilitator and speaker in many different settings over the last ten years. From university classrooms to government offices and grassroots community groups gathering in the bush, Beth is skilled at creating spaces where people feel welcome and connected to their own hearts and to each other. She is especially passionate about supporting people to awaken to their own alive presence and unique gifts amidst the difficulty and joy of living in these times. Trained as a facilitator in the Work that Reconnects, Beth sees this work as spiritual-political and does not exclude the realities of the world from the spaces she creates for rest, nourishment and connection. Grounded in her training as a Mindfulness and Compassion teacher, she believes that deep equanimity and wholeheartedness reside in our ability to engage with what is difficult, both inside ourselves and in the world at large. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/beth-hill-1b078516b Email: programs@psychologyforasafeclimate.org
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