# Susie Burke

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A Conversation About… Climate Change and Mental Health – Part 1

While the practical ramifications of climate-related disasters may not be a mystery to many Australian communities, the cumulative mental health impacts on individuals and community may be less obvious or well understood. In this four-part podcast series, join Developmental Psychologist, Ann Sanson…

A Conversation About… Climate Change and Mental Health – Part 2

A ‘conspiracy of silence’ around climate change might be present in any conversation, even within mental health practice. In fact, this ‘elephant in the room’ may be bigger than you realise.Tune in as our experts share their top techniques for supporting conversations about climate distress in sess…

A Conversation About… Climate Change and Mental Health – Part 3

With climate-related extreme weather events becoming more prevalent, it’s no wonder the evidence shows that today’s younger generation have significant concerns about the future. How can practitioners support young people when many of them feel that ‘humanity is doomed’?Tune in as our experts share…

A Conversation About… Climate Change and Mental Health – Part 4

As the mental health impacts of climate change are becoming more widely understood, many practitioners might be considering how climate-distress impacts them both personally and professionally.In this episode, our experts highlight the role that mental health practitioners can play to support indiv…

#156 – Dr Susie Burke on The Psychology of Climate Change

In this episode of Better Thinking, Nesh Nikolic speaks with Dr Susie Burke about the role that psychology can play in helping us understand the causes, impacts and solutions to climate change and other environmental threats. Dr Susie Burke is a psychologist, Adjunct Associate Professor (Universit…

Facing climate anxiety: practical tools for hope with Dr. Susie Burke

This is a surprisingly uplifting conversation about climate change—yes, really. I spoke with psychologist Dr Susie Burke on managing climate distress (anger, sadness, anxiety) while staying hopeful, because unchecked, these feelings often lead to apathy just when we need action most. After recent e…

Are we doomed? A psychologist’s guide to climate anxiety

The world feels like a really bad parody movie right now – but it’s not funny. There’s a constant background hum of dread – climate change, biodiversity collapse, war – and it’s no wonder eco-anxiety has become a collective condition. Because of all this, I’m replaying one of our most popular episo…

Ryan Berman on Cracking Negative Self-Talk in Leadership: How Self-Doubt, Fear, and Overthinking Shape Team Culture

Episode Overview In this episode of the Breakfast Leadership Show, Michael sits down with Ryan to explore one of the most persistent and underestimated leadership challenges: negative self-talk. The conversation centers on Ryan’s newly released book on self-talk and team leadership, a seven-year p…

From Surfing to Success: The 5 People Who Shaped Julian Farrapeira’s Life

S04 EP10 Julian Lorenzo Farrapeira What makes a great leader — and who helps shape one? In this episode of People Are Everything, host Julia Duthie speaks with Julian Lorenzo Farrapeira, leadership expert, author, founder of Wellbeing Leadership, and former HR leader working with global companies…

The Climate Crisis Is Real, But Giving Up Isn’t an Option with Amanda McKenzie

Climate change can feel so enormous that it’s difficult to know where to start or how to stay engaged without becoming overwhelmed. In this episode of Better Than Yesterday, Osher Gunsberg speaks with climate campaigner and Climate Council CEO Amanda McKenzie about the realities of climate change,…