Eco-Psychotherapy

Eco-Psychotherapy

Creative processes for climate engagement

We are saturated with expert knowledge of energy problems and solutions. This presentation suggests that moving to a deeper engagement with climate action involves combining the external landscapes of science and politics with people’s emotional worlds and inner narratives. Drawing on research with a community based arts and climate change project in South Wales, we will explore the roles played by creative processes in achieving pro-environmental attitudes and behavior change, and offer suggestions for how creative processes can be incorporated into energy engagement at a community level.

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THE SPEAKER

Jo Hamilton

Jo is a researcher at the University of Oxford’s Environmental Change Institute, currently focusing on community-led energy projects. She has a background in community climate change engagement and action, and will soon begin a PhD investigating the role of emotions in taking and sustaining action on climate change.

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