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The emotions of climate change
Thousands of people demonstrated in Paris to demand urgent measures against global warming, Saturday March 16, 2019. REUTERS / Charles Platiau
By: Caroline Paré Follow
1 min
Science has proven that the environment has an impact on our health, as well as on our ways and places of life.
Thus, an extreme climatic event (tornado or tsunami) is likely to cause significant psychological problems in its victims.
Conversely, green and natural spaces have real protective effects on our well-being.
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What is eco-anxiety?
What is the impact of climate change on our well-being?
How can a psychiatrist help us deal with it?
Pr Antoine Pelissolo,
psychiatrist, head of department at
Henri-Mondor Hospital
in Créteil, in the Paris region, and Professor of Medicine at the University of Paris-Est Créteil.
Author of the book
The emotions of climate change
, published by Flammarion
Dr Célie Massini,
author and intern in Psychiatry.
Creator of the blog
misblemish.fr
and co-author of the book
The emotions of climate change
,
published by Flammarion
Pr Prosper Gandaho,
Professor of Adult Psychiatry at the University of Parakou in Benin.
Head of the Psychiatry Department of the Borgou Departmental and University Hospital Center in Parakou.
At the end of the program, we find the sports chronicle of
Dr. Jean Marc Sène
, sports doctor.
► All chronicles are accessible
here
.
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