Supporting Eco-Distress:

Practical Tools for Therapists and Helping Professionals

Online training with Gabrielle Feather

Monday 17 August, 1.00-2.30pm (NZ time)

(2 hours PD: 1.5 hours seminar + ½ hour guided reading)

$30

This online training seminar will cover:

how eco-distress commonly presents in practice
how to formulate distress without pathologising it
where ACT processes can be especially helpful
working with grief, uncertainty, helplessness, burnout, and meaning
practical interventions and case examples

Gabrielle Feather is a PhD candidate in psychology at the University of Tasmania whose research focuses on the mental health impacts of ecological crisis. Her doctoral work explores eco-distress and how therapists and helping professionals can respond in ways that are practical, compassionate, and evidence-informed. Drawing on contextual and process-based approaches, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she has developed a new framework for understanding climate-related distress beyond narrow models of anxiety alone. Gabrielle also writes ‘Holding Both’ on Substack, where she explores psychology, meaning, and how to live well in a changing world.

View Gabrielle & Jackie Feather's talk on Climate Resilience in a Time of Uncertainty

This training is a partnership event from Climate Mental Health Aotearoa

https://www.climatementalhealth.nz

and Conversations Seminars

https://www.conversationscounselling.nz/seminars.html

Hosted by Silvia Purdie, silvia.purdie@gmail.com

Email Silvia if you have any trouble booking here, or need a pdf invoice or internet banking details.

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