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Ethical Issues for Climate Change and Mental Health
Abstract
This chapter delves into the complex ethical dimensions surrounding the intersection of climate change and mental well-being. As global environmental shifts increasingly impact the psychological health of individuals and communities, ethical considerations become paramount in guiding effective and culturally sensitive interventions. The chapter navigates the complexities of integrating Indigenous perspectives, fostering global collaboration, and balancing immediate mental health needs with long-term sustainability goals. Case studies and ethical dilemmas offer real-world insights into the challenges faced by practitioners, highlighting the need for nuanced decision-making processes. This chapter aims to enhance the resilience, fairness, and ethical foundation of addressing the significant effects of climate change on mental health and well-being by analyzing and tackling these ethical considerations.
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