Mindfulness and climate change

Elizabeth Marks; Sarah Law; Nushka Marinova; Luis Calabria; Ruth Taylor

Mindfulness and climate change

Elizabeth Marks
, Sarah Law
, Nushka Marinova
, Luis Calabria
, Ruth Taylor

Department of Psychology

Norfolk and Waveney Mind

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Abstract

This research output is a research symposium presented at the International Conference in Mindfulness in Bangor in August 2024. The symposium was a series of 4 research talks of research conducted by students, and one external collaborator, supervised by Dr Marks, as follows:
Sarah Law presents the first paper on 'climate distress in the student population and its association with mental health, functioning and trait mindfulness.'
Nushka Marinova presents the second paper on 'healing within, healing the planet: The effects of mindfulness practice and nature connectedness on climate distress and environmental action.'
Luis Calabria presents the third paper on 'what happens in climate cafes: exploring responses to the psychological burdens of climate change in seven UK women.'
Dr Marks co-presents with Ruth Taylor: 'An oasis in my week: Participant experiences of a mindfulness based active hope course for eco-distress'.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 4 Aug 2024
Event	International Conference on Mindfulness - Bangor, Wales Duration: 2 Aug 2024 → 6 Aug 2024

Conference

Conference	International Conference on Mindfulness
Period	2/08/24 → 6/08/24

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 13 Climate Action

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Mindfulness and climate change

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