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New paper on Eco-distress

New paper on Eco-distress

by Bill Sheate

I’m delighted that my In Practice paper ‘Climate Change and Mental Health: The Rising Tide of Eco-distress’ has just been published in the journal Perspectives in Public Health, and is included in the Special Issue on ‘Global Threats to Mental Health’ (July 2025). The paper is available now on Open Access through Online First at https://doi.org/10.1177/17579139251333289.

Citation/Reference: Sheate, Bill. Climate Change and Mental Health: The Rising Tide of Eco-distress, Perspectives in Public Health (2025) DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/17579139251333289.

Bill Sheate, 22 July 2025

Eco-anxiety and the state of the planet

Eco-anxiety and the state of the planet

by Bill Sheate

Understanding Eco-anxiety

  • Do you have a feeling of hopelessness about the world’s willingness and ability to tackle climate change and biodiversity extinction?

  • Do you feel helpless yourself in your own actions? What’s the point?

  • Do you fear for future generations?

  • Is this anxiety affecting all aspects of your life, your motivation to do things, to interact with friends and family?

Then you may well be suffering from eco-anxiety ……. Read more

Self-hypnosis half-day workshop

Self-hypnosis half-day workshop

A half-day practical Self-Hypnosis Workshop 

Saturday, 23 September 2017 from 13:30 to 17:30 (BST) - London

A half-day (4 hours) practical Self-Hypnosis Workshop that takes you a step beyond mindfulness and relaxation. No previous experience necessary, however, as this is a standalone workshop equally suitable for complete beginners and those experienced in other forms of relaxation/mindfulness. The workshop uses a cognitive behavioural, fully evidence-based (non-state) model of hypnosis...........