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A podcast on self-care in the climate crisis, by clinical psychologist Bronwyn Gresham.
In 2019 I joined the Climactic Collective - it’s a completely new skill set for me and I thank the brave folks who have allowed me to interview them!
My hope is to share as many lived experiences as possible, of the emotional side to engaging with climate change. How this changes not only our behaviour, but influences our relationships, life purpose, connection to deep time and sense of self.
Mostly though, I hope to generate a sense of common humanity in how we feel. To validate painful emotions and reduce harsh self-judgments. To grow the felt knowing that we really are all in this together (and better for it). I’ve still got my L Plates on…so be kind!
And if you are feeling generous, send me some feedback so I can grow too. If you have a story you would like to share around your personal journey to taking action on climate change, the challenges you faced and how you are overcoming them, send me an email, I would love to hear from you!
ความถี่ในการอัพเดต:
every 52 days
ความยาวเสียงโดยเฉลี่ย:
53 minutes
ภาษาอังกฤษ
ออสเตรเลีย
10 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 21 กุมภาพันธ์ 2019
episodic
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Today we welcome Eav, fellow Climactic Collective podcaster and environmental educator, living in Sydney. Her life journey has been marked by encounters with nature and periods of struggle, that as we will discover steered her in the direction of being a science communicator, an improvisor, crafter…
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Bronwyn Gresham hosts a conversation between four psychologists about facing the climate crisis.
About Sally
Sally Gillespie, PhD, worked as a Jungian psychotherapist for over twenty years before completing her doctoral research in climate psychology.
Her recent publication, Climate Cris…
A panel discussion led by Margaret Klein Salamon, author of Facing the Climate Emergency: How to transform yourself with climate truth
Yes, we're facing catastrophic collapse. Yes it’s terrifying. But you don't have to be paralyzed by your fear, grief, and other painful feelings. You can …
Bob Doppelt is the Executive Director of the Resource Innovation Group (TRIG) and the founder and Coordinator of the International Transformational Resilience Coalition (ITRC).
Trained in both counseling psychology and environmental science, he has combined the two fields throughout his
careeer.…
Ever wondered about the phrase ‘think globally, act locally’? Or how your local community could transition to zero emissions? Well we are stoke to say that this visionary work is underway right now! In this episode we chat with the delightful Imogen Jubb, Australian National Manager of Zero Carbon …
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Nature for Life Rally - November 28th, 12pm, Melbourne Parliament, Spring Street.
Meet Paul Shelton.
Paul is the director of Growing Spaces, Me…
Bronwyn has a great chat with community stalwart, long-time activist, former school teacher and community radio host Anthony Gleeson, and gleans three key lessons about personally sustaining activism.
Also, we celebrate our 75th numbered episode and 100th episode in total. Thanks to you for being …
Matt Wicking is a well-known figure in the environmental community. Through years of mentoring and facilitating at the Centre for Sustainable Leadership, he's worked with some of the leaders in the community, and helped them find their strength. Two of Climactic's own, Georgia and Maxine, h…
Holly Hammond is a stalwart of the social activism community, but when she's not on the baricades or on a march, she's practising radical self-care, and helping others to do the same. Burnout is endemic in the activist community, but maybe it doesn't have to be. Holly's efforts, and…
The Climactic Collective is the next phase for Climactic, and it starts now.
Member of the Climactic Collective Bronwyn Gresham brings us this interview with Carolyn Ingvarson, founder of the influential group Lighter Footprints. Based in the eastern Kooyong area of Melbourne, the group started in…
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