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Psychological Factors Help Explain Slow Reaction to Global Warming, Says APA Task Force

Posted byThomas DohertyAugust 5, 2009November 21, 2016Posted inEvents, MediaTags: 117th Annual Convention, American Psychological Association's Climate Change Task Force, climate change, College of Wooster, Columbia University, consulting, counseling, Counseling & Psychology, couples counseling, earth-friendly lifestyles, Eco-therapy, ecological values, Ecopsychology, Ecopsychology journal, Elke Weber PhD, George HowardPhD, global warming, go green, Green Business, green practices, Griffith University, Janet K. Swim PhD, Janet Swin PhD, Joseph Reser, leadership consultation, Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling, Lewis and Clark College, Licensed Psychologist, National Academies of Science, Paul Stern PhD, Pennsylvania State Univeristy, Pennsylvania State University, personal sustainability, PhD, policymakers, Portland Oregon, Psychology and Global Climate Change: Addressing a Multi-faceted Phenomenon and Set of Challenges, Robert Gifford PhD, scientists, Susan Clayton PhD, sustainability, sustainability consultant, sustainability courses, sustainable lifestyles, Sustainable Self, therapy, Thomas Doherty PsyD, Thomas Joseph Doherty Psy.D, Toronto, University of Notre Dame, University of VictoriaLeave a comment on Psychological Factors Help Explain Slow Reaction to Global Warming, Says APA Task Force

Dr. Thomas Joseph Doherty
SustainableSelf

3407 S. Corbett Ave
Portland OR 97239

Phone 503.288.1213

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Clinical Psychologist, therapist, researcher, parent

Thomas and the podcast @climatechangeandhappiness

Thomas and the podcast @climatechangeandhappiness were mentioned in The Guardian US.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jun/09/climate-crisis-psychology-new-york-smoke

New York therapists see surge in eco-anxiety as smoke fills skies: ‘Every client addresses it’

The Guardian | Fri 9 Jun 2023 | Alaina Demopoulos @alainademop

"Devastating wildfires in California and Oregon have led west coasters to seek out climate therapists. Thomas J Doherty, a Portland-based psychologist, co-hosts a popular podcast called Climate Change and Happiness, which disperses advice for coping with stress and finding hope in a bleak future. But the field has been slower to catch on in the east coast, where the effects of the climate crisis could be subtler – until this week."

[image: Gantry Plaza state park in Queens, New York, as haze and smoke from the Canadian wildfires shroud the Manhattan skyline. Photograph: Shannon Stapleton/Reuters]

#newyork #wildfiresmoke #canadawildfire #ecoanxiety #climategrief #climateguilt #climateemotions #climatecrisis #climatechangeandhappiness

In this interview on @nerdwallet's Smart Money Pod

In this interview on @nerdwallet's Smart Money Podcast as part of their series on climate change and money, Thomas discusses eco-anxiety, understanding our "environmental identity," and concrete ways to combat doomerism by building and cultivating emotional resilience.

https://bit.ly/nwsmptd

#climatechange #ecoanxiety #podcast #environmentalidentity #doomerism

Dr. Thomas J. Doherty is a psychologist from Portl

Dr. Thomas J. Doherty is a psychologist from Portland, Oregon who specializes in applying an environmental perspective to mental health and well-being.

Thomas provides individual and couples services through his business Sustainable Self, and also consults about climate change, health and wellbeing to groups and organizations.

Listen to Thomas Doherty on his podcast Climate Change Change and Happiness @climatechangeandhappiness

#ecoanxiety #environmentalidentity #sustainableself #psychologist

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