Scientific understanding is essential, but how we feel, relate, imagine and act together is equally vital in responding to the climate and ecological crises.

Having retired from clinical practice, I now focus on writing, editing, speaking, mentoring and collaborative work in the growing field of climate psychology. Drawing on decades of experience in psychiatry, Jungian psychotherapy and collective engagement, I explore how psychological insight can help individuals, communities and organisations respond with courage, imagination and compassion to our changing world.

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