Climate Psychology Workshops & Talks

Emotional resilience training for climate organizations, communities, and conferences. Online worldwide, in person where feasible.

I am Eva Jahn, a licensed psychotherapist and executive director of the Climate Emotional Resilience Institute. I design and lead workshops, keynote talks, and multi-session trainings on climate grief, eco-anxiety, and emotional resilience for climate organizations, sustainability teams, universities, and community groups.

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Why This Matters

The climate crisis isn’t only a scientific or political challenge, it’s a human one. It stirs climate grief, eco-anxiety, moral injury, and a need for new ways of relating to each other and the Earth. Climate psychology workshops and talks create a dedicated space to explore these emotions, deepen understanding, and develop practical tools for staying engaged without burning out.

Whether for a conference, community gathering, or organizational retreat, online or in person, these offerings invite participants to think, feel, and act in ways that are grounded, creative, and connected.

topics i offer

Workshops and talks can be customized, but common themes include:

Climate Psychology 101

Understanding the emotional dimensions of the climate crisis.

Emotional Resilience in Times of Change

Building capacity to meet uncertainty and loss with steadiness.

Climate Grief & Ecological Anxiety

Making space for our emotions without being overwhelmed.

Preventing Burnout in Climate Work

Tools for sustaining energy and purpose over the long haul.

Communities of Care

Relational leadership and collective well-being in climate work.

Matriarchal & Relational Leadership

Leading from connection, care and shared power.

  • "Eva Jahn led an amazing 4-part workshop for our board, staff and top volunteers on climate wellness and resilience. It was so powerful and effective, giving our people who've dedicated years of their lives to the climate movement a restorative experience that they have been able to continue to draw from to sustain their work and passion. Eva's wisdom and facilitation experience was phenomenal. I would highly recommend her to any group!"

    Micah Parkin, 350 Colorado Co-founder and Executive Director

  • “As climate change professionals, our team experience’s the effects of climate change in a profound way…feelings of dread and powerlessness are common. Eva led us through the climate focused trauma and resilience training and approached the work with our department with humility, intelligence, “real life” experience and a deep care for everyone’s experience. Eva gave us the space and tools to help us understand and manage those feelings and equip us to put more energy into addressing the crisis we all face. I would recommend this training for anyone looking to deepen their practice of emotional or environmental resilience.”

    Johnathan Koehn, Chief Sustainability & Resilience officer for the City of Boulder CO

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what to expect

Each workshop or talk is designed to meet the needs of your audience and context. Depending on your goals, sessions can include:

  • Storytelling & Presentation: framing the topic through both research and lived experience.

  • Facilitated Dialogue: encouraging participants to share and learn from each other.

  • Experiential Practices: guided exercises, mindfulness or somatic grounding.

  • Practical Tools: take-home strategies for ongoing resilience and engagement.

Formats range from:

  • Keynote talks (30–60 minutes)

  • Half-day workshops

  • Multi-session training series.

who i’ve worked with

I have partnered with:

  • Climate and environmental organizations

  • Universities and research institutions

  • Mental health and healthcare professionals

  • Community groups and nonprofits

  • Governmental sustainability teams

how to book

We will begin with a brief call to clarify your goals, audience and desired outcomes. I will then propose a format and structure tailored to your needs. Workshops and talks can be delivered online or in person (where feasible).

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