Transforming Climate Anxiety: How to stay engaged without burning out
How can we respond to the climate crisis without becoming overwhelmed? How do we navigate the emotional toll while building the resilience and capacity to keep taking meaningful action? Hear speakers including climate psychology educator Leslie Davenport, explore why tending to our “inner landscapes” – our thoughts, feelings and nervous system – is inseparable from caring for our outer landscapes.
Date: Friday 16th October 2026.
Time: Noon to 1.15pm.
Location: Online via Zoom.
Cost: $15 per person.
This webinar from the Goodlife Collective and Wellbeing Economy Alliance Aotearoa will look at the emerging field of climate psychology and how it addresses the eco-anxiety, grief, and overwhelm that show up in daily life in a rapidly warming world. How do we work with them, stay engaged with hard realities without burning out, and find a sense of agency when the problem feels so far outside any one person's control?
This will be an engaging conversation with opportunities for discussion that is for anyone whose heart is open to all that's worth saving in our beautiful world, and the clarity, courage, and collective action it will take to save it.
Find out more about this climate change anxiety webinar, including how to register.