We know that heat is the deadliest climate impact, killing more Americans each year than floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes ...

Climate-related risks to mental health and well-being stem from extreme events (such as hurricanes) and gradual, long-term changes (such as sea-level rise).

While some mental health impacts of climate change will be direct results of natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, other impacts will result from gradual changes that occur ...

Climate mental health impacts on the host populations and those refugees will overwhelm the health system of the U.S., based on existing services and approaches in mental health care that do not ...

Mental health effects for those dealing with climate change are pronounced. For Meg Keene, climate change is something that not only needs to be addressed but is also very difficult to cope with ...

“Climate change and mental health intersect in many different ways at different levels,” said Emily Schutzenhofer, a board certified psychiatrist with Climate Psychiatry Alliance.

The mental health aspect is just one of a myriad of costs stemming from the climate crisis. And while it might seem less consequential in the face of lost homes, food shortages and new diseases ...

Key points. A new study reviews 160 national climate change adaptation policies to examine how they address child health. No policies directly address child mental health, although some measures ...

This story includes discussion of trauma, mental illness and a mention of self-harm. For disaster mental health support, call or text 800-985-5990.

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