Climate Resilience,
Wellbeing & Education
Dr Louise
Edgington
Parenting in a time of climate and ecological crisis requires a different outlook to parenting practices of our own childhoods. If you have a child who is climate aware and is experiencing climate distress, it can be hard to know how to respond.
Consultation can help you detangle your own worries from those of your child, helping you show up and parent in a grounded and nurturing way.
Consultation
1 hr
Parent workshop - the climate and young people
1 hr 30 mins
Understand some of the psychological responses to the climate and ecological crisis and how these experiences may be different for young people.
We consider what parents can do to help and support their children, creating
relational and practical safety, a culture of emotional expression, and opportunities to develop skills that will make children resilient in an uncertain world.
Parent support
Fees
To keep this work accessible while reflecting the training, qualifications and experience behind it, fees are tiered by organisation type:
Schools, small charities, Universities and grassroots groups
Half-day (workshop): £350 · Full day: £550
1 hr consultation/ supervision: £100
Professional bodies, councils, larger charities and NGOs
Half-day(workshop): £550 · Full day: £900
Conferences, corporate bookings and bespoke commissions
Please get in touch to discuss scope and fee
If you're unsure which category applies to your setting, or funding is a genuine barrier, do get in touch. A limited number of reduced-rate and pro-bono places are available each term.
Teacher
Great topics - feelings & environment, perspectives. A calming presence and lovely introduction to meditation
Educational Psychologists' conference organiser
Thank you for your inspirational talk about climate activism (in small, medium or large ways!) at our conference...
It was a really good session and a lot of people had said they really enjoyed it
Psychology lecturer
Thank you for your thought provoking keynote last Monday. I found your talk really brought self-compassion to the fore and I'd really love to follow your work more.