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Collective action is vital for addressing climate change and its psychological impacts. Creating safe spaces for emotional processing can foster personal and social transformation, leading to climate action.

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  • Climate change poses significant threats to ecosystems, societies, and psychological well-being.
  • Collective phenomena like climate change necessitate collective responses and actions.
  • The psychological impact of climate breakdown can be traumatic, requiring supportive engagement.

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  • To explore the role of safe, facilitated spaces in processing climate-related emotions.
  • To examine how collective engagement with climate disruption can lead to transformation.
  • To highlight the potential of Jungian psychology in facilitating climate action.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing participatory research as a case study.
  • Facilitating safe spaces for individuals and communities to share feelings and thoughts.
  • Focusing on recognizing resistance, exploring defenses, and engaging with the unknown.

Main Results:

  • Supported and contained emotional processing of climate disruption fosters developmental processes.
  • Sharing feelings, thoughts, fears, hopes, dreams, and images stimulates collective engagement and sense-making.
  • This process has the potential to seed personal and social transformation and action.

Conclusions:

  • Individuals and communities need safe containers and support to navigate climate anxiety.
  • Facilitated dialogue attuned to symbolic processes and the imaginal realm can promote climate action.
  • Jungian practitioners can play a key role in this process.