Mental health professionals are increasingly addressing how individuals process concerns about climate change and environmental risks. The article explores whether anxiety about these threats should be classified as catastrophizing or represents a realistic response to documented challenges. This reflects growing recognition that climate-related stress affects psychological well-being across populations. The discussion highlights the intersection of environmental concerns and mental health treatment approaches.
Stress, Anxiety & Mental Wellness · Jun 15, 2026 · 1 hour ago
Climate Therapist Addresses Mental Health Impacts of Environmental Threats
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