Join us in this compelling podcast episode as we explore the profound and often overlooked connection between climate change and mental health. Our guest, Sylvia Hagan, a Ph.D. candidate in psychology, discusses her pioneering work on the mental health impacts of climate change within coastal communities in Ghana. We delve into the effects of environmental stressors—like rising sea levels and extreme temperatures—on mental well-being, touching on anxiety, trauma, and the challenges of displacement. Sylvia shares insights on fostering community resilience and the role of mental health supports in climate action. Don’t miss this vital conversation on building healthier mindsets amidst climate challenges.