Prof Helen Berry is the inaugural professor of climate change and mental health at the University of Sydney.
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The Impact of Climate Change on Mental Health is Impossible to Ignore
Overall, the consensus in the scientific literature is that climate change will increase the number of people exposed to extreme events and, therefore, to subsequent psychological problems, such as worry, anxiety, depression, distress, loss, grief, trauma and even suicide.
April 17, 2018